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    Trafigura delays share buybacks amid executive departures, Bloomberg News reports

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    Posted on July 25, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Trafigura delays 30% of share buybacks due to executive exits, affecting employee-shareholder wealth. Future buybacks may also be postponed.

    Trafigura Postpones Share Buybacks Following Executive Exits

    (Reuters) -Commodity trader Trafigura has deferred about 30% of the buybacks that were scheduled for this year amid a fresh wave of senior executive departures, Bloomberg News reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.

    Conversations have turned to whether the commodity trading giant will delay part of next year’s planned repurchases as well, the report added.

    Over the past two years, Trafigura has seen some senior executives retire or depart. This trend has continued in 2025 with the departure of Hadi Hallouche, former head of the downstream oil division; Julien Rolland, head of strategic projects; and Ignacio Moyano, the chief risk officer.

    Share buybacks are the primary way Trafigura rewards its employee-shareholders, and they have been a source of substantial wealth in recent years.

    Trafigura reported in June that its net profit rose slightly on the year to about $1.52 billion in the first half of its 2025 financial year, while its revenues fell on lower average commodity prices.

    (Reporting by Ashitha Shivaprasad in Bengaluru, Editing by Louise Heavens)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Trafigura delays 30% of planned share buybacks.
    • •Executive departures include key senior leaders.
    • •Buybacks are crucial for employee-shareholder wealth.
    • •Net profit rose slightly despite revenue drop.
    • •Future buyback plans may also face delays.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Trafigura delays share buybacks amid executive departures, Bloomberg News reports

    1Why has Trafigura delayed its share buybacks?

    Trafigura has deferred about 30% of the buybacks scheduled for this year due to a fresh wave of senior executive departures.

    2What percentage of buybacks has Trafigura postponed?

    The company has postponed approximately 30% of its planned buybacks for the year.

    3How have executive departures affected Trafigura?

    The departure of senior executives has raised questions about whether Trafigura will also delay next year's planned repurchases.

    4What is the significance of share buybacks for Trafigura?

    Share buybacks are the primary way Trafigura rewards its employee-shareholders and have contributed significantly to wealth in recent years.

    5What was Trafigura's net profit in the first half of 2025?

    Trafigura reported a net profit of about $1.52 billion in the first half of its 2025 financial year.

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