Global markets see stock volatility amid buybacks and capital shifts

Several companies are experiencing significant stock price movements driven by corporate financial actions and legal developments.

Limak Dogu Anadolu Cimento Sanayi has repurchased an additional 100,000 shares at an average price of 23.567 TRY, bringing its total repurchased shares to 1,814,552. This is part of a buyback program running until September 2029 with a budget of up to 500 million TRY.

Ipsos reported recent share buybacks on the Euronext Paris between September 28 and October 2, 2026. Despite these activities, the stock remains approximately 16.33 percent below its 52-week high.

In Japan, IPS shares fell 8.3 percent following the announcement of a capital increase involving the placement of 1,263,500 new shares. The funds are intended for infrastructure projects, specifically the Wakayama submarine cable branch.

Tempus AI saw its shares drop 9 percent to 67.71 Euro, despite recent positive analyst ratings and upcoming scientific presentations. Meanwhile, innoscripta shares fell 6.2 percent due to ongoing tax criminal investigations regarding research allowances, which have contributed to a 52 percent decline since the start of the year.