Singtel was the leading company in on-market buyback spending on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) in August, repurchasing approximately 13 million shares for S$55.6 million, with an average price of S$4.277 per share. This accounted for about 45% of the aggregate buyback consideration on the bourse for the first eight months of 2026. Other notable on-market buyback spenders in August included Keppel, ST Engineering, and UOB.
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