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RELX PLC reports ongoing share repurchases under its buyback programme. On each of 2, 3, 4 and 5 March 2026 the company bought 500,000 ordinary shares through UBS AG London Branch on the London Stock Exchange, to be held as treasury shares.
After the 2 March purchase, RELX held 24,837,957 treasury shares and had 1,803,436,719 ordinary shares in issue (excluding treasury shares). By 5 March, treasury holdings had risen to 26,337,957, with 1,801,955,670 shares in issue. The disclosure includes detailed trade-by-trade data and volume weighted average prices for each day.
RELX PLC plans an irrevocable, non-discretionary programme to repurchase its ordinary shares between 23 March 2026 and 22 April 2026, with planned spending of £350 million. This follows completion of a prior non-discretionary programme of £450 million on 20 March 2026 and forms part of £2.25 billion to be deployed on share buybacks in 2026.
The stated purpose is to reduce the company’s capital, with repurchased shares intended to be held in treasury. J.P. Morgan Securities plc will manage the trading independently within pre-set parameters and the authority granted by shareholders, which permits purchasing up to 136.4 million ordinary shares. Repurchases under this programme and any later buybacks are expected to be announced weekly or within seven trading days.
RELX PLC reported a series of share repurchases carried out on the London Stock Exchange through UBS AG London Branch in early February 2026. On 2 February, the company bought 375,735 ordinary shares at a volume-weighted average price of 2604.3700p, leaving 11,196,263 shares in treasury and 1,816,974,847 shares in issue (excluding treasury). On 3 February, it purchased 373,957 shares at an average of 2336.0959p, increasing treasury holdings to 11,570,220 and reducing shares in issue to 1,816,634,182. On 4 February, RELX bought 431,217 shares at an average of 2174.4368p, bringing treasury shares to 12,001,437 and shares in issue to 1,816,203,465. On 5 February, it acquired a further 479,305 shares at an average of 2257.8008p, resulting in 12,480,742 shares held in treasury and 1,815,729,923 shares in issue. The company notes that since 2 January 2026 it has cumulatively repurchased 8,372,870 ordinary shares.
RELX PLC, a foreign private issuer, submitted a Form 6-K to the SEC that primarily serves to furnish its 2025 Annual Report as Exhibit 99.1. The company indicates it files its annual reports under cover of Form 20-F and lists its principal executive office in London.
RELX PLC has published its 2025 Annual Report and its 2025 Annual Report on Form 20-F, making both documents available on its website and through relevant regulatory platforms in the UK, US and Netherlands.
The 2025 Form 20-F has been filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, and the 2025 NL Annual Report has been prepared under European Single Electronic Format rules for submission to the Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets. The company reports that total voting rights in its issued share capital, excluding treasury shares, are 1,812,039,253.
RELX PLC reports steady growth for 2025, with revenue rising to £9,590 million, up 2% from 2024, and underlying revenue up 7% as all four core business areas contributed. The mix continues to shift toward electronic formats, which now generate 84% of revenue.
Adjusted operating profit increased 4% to £3,342 million, lifting the adjusted operating margin from 33.9% to 34.8%. Reported net profit attributable to shareholders grew 7% to £2,065 million, while adjusted net profit rose 5% to £2,358 million.
Reported EPS rose from 103.6p to 112.6p and adjusted EPS from 120.1p to 128.5p, with constant-currency adjusted EPS up 10%. The annual dividend increased 7% to 67.5p per share, and RELX repurchased 39.5 million shares for £1,500 million, reducing the net share count to 1,819.0 million as of December 31, 2025.
RELX PLC reported a series of share transactions by senior executives and other persons discharging managerial responsibilities. Chief Executive Officer Erik Engstrom now holds 1,327,129 RELX PLC ordinary shares/ADRs, up from 1,180,001 before these transactions. Chief Financial Officer Nick Luff holds 358,792 ordinary shares, up from 289,260.
The executives received new conditional share awards under the RELX PLC Long Term Incentive Plan 2023 and deferred share awards under the Annual Incentive Plan, all granted at nil cost and subject to performance conditions over three years where stated. They also acquired ordinary shares on vesting and release of earlier awards and disposed of shares withheld by the company to cover tax and social security obligations at £22.57 per share in off‑market transactions with the RELX Group Employee Benefit Trust. In a separate market trade, Rosemary Thomson sold 22,000 ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange at £21.292744 per share.
RELX PLC plans an irrevocable, non-discretionary share buyback programme running from 12 February 2026 to 20 March 2026, with a planned spend of £450 million. This means an independent broker will repurchase RELX shares within pre-set parameters, without day-to-day influence from the company.
This new programme follows completion of a separate £250 million non-discretionary buyback on 6 February 2026. Together, these programmes form part of the £2.25 billion total that RELX intends to deploy on share buybacks in 2026. The stated purpose is to reduce the company’s capital, with repurchased shares expected to be held in treasury. The authority from shareholders permits the repurchase of up to 155.2 million ordinary shares.
RELX PLC reported another year of solid growth in 2025. Revenue reached £9,590m versus £9,434m, with underlying growth of 7%. Adjusted operating profit rose to £3,342m from £3,199m, reflecting 9% underlying growth and an improved adjusted operating margin of 34.8%.
Adjusted EPS increased to 128.5p from 120.1p, up 10% at constant currency. The proposed full-year dividend is 67.5p, 7% higher than 2024. Cash generation remained strong, with 99% adjusted cash flow conversion and free cash flow before dividends of £2,313m.
RELX completed five acquisitions for £270m and spent £1,500m on share buybacks in 2025, with plans to deploy £2,250m on buybacks in 2026. Net debt rose to £7,201m, equating to net debt/EBITDA of 2.0x, while all major business areas delivered positive underlying growth.
RELX PLC reports a routine share repurchase carried out on 2 January 2026. The company bought 329,216 ordinary shares of 14 51/116 pence each on the London Stock Exchange through UBS AG London Branch. The shares, purchased at a volume-weighted average price of 3013.6867 pence (with prices between 2971 and 3059 pence), will be held as treasury shares. After this transaction, RELX PLC holds 4,437,088 shares in treasury and has 1,823,623,277 ordinary shares in issue excluding treasury shares. The filing also lists detailed, trade-by-trade execution data for the buyback.