Fastenal Sets Buyback
The company cites the recent plunge in its shares.
The company cites the recent plunge in its shares.
Fastenal
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set a plan to buy back an additional 500,000 shares, citing a recent selloff in its stock.
The Winona, Minn., fastener company said it has about 151 million shares outstanding. The repurchase provides a use for currently available cash and for cash received from employees exercising their stock options.
Shares of Fastenal, which traded near $50 as recently as last month, rose 25 cents Wednesday to $36.79.
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