One of the reasons a company may repurchase its own shares is to reduce the market value to make the shares more affordable.

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A company may repurchase its own shares to increase the value of remaining shares by reducing supply, signal confidence in the company's future, or to have shares available for employee compensation plans, not to reduce the market value to make shares more affordable.

One of the Reasons a Company May Repurchase Its Own