Consumer staples companies that buy back the most stock

Share buybacks are the cash a company spent during the year repurchasing its own stock, taken from the financing section of the cash-flow statement. Most companies buy back nothing at all — the line is absent rather than zero — so this ranking covers the minority that do. Figures are for fiscal year 2025 and are read directly from each company's SEC filings; the source column on every row links to the document.

Ranks 1–73 of 73 · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026

Procter & Gamble (PG) tops the list with $6.5B in share buybacks for fiscal 2025, ahead of Kroger ($2.7B) and Coca-Cola Consolidated ($2.6B). The top 10 together report $22.7B in share buybacks; the gap between #1 and #10 is ×6.50. 73 companies in Consumer staples report share buybacks, 3.9% of the 1853-filer universe. The last place on the list, Bridgford Foods, comes in at $40,000.

Share buybacks
#CompanyShare buybacksYoY15-year trend
1Procter & GamblePGUS$6.5B+29.8%
2KrogerKRUS$2.7B−35.1%
3Coca-Cola ConsolidatedCOKEUS$2.6B+316.5%
4Mondelez InternationalMDLZUS$2.4B+2.2%
5Anheuser-Busch InBevBUDBE$2.3B+145.6%
6Albertsons CompaniesACIUS$1.5B+1,691.8%
7British American Tobacco P.L.CBTIGB$1.5B+64.3%
8Colgate PalmoliveCLUS$1.2B−30.4%
9CortevaCTVAUS$1.1B+6.1%
10PepsiCoPEPUS$1.0B0.0%
11Altria GroupMOUS$1.0B−70.6%
12Constellation BrandsSTZUS$924M−17.8%
13Church & DwightCHDUS$900M+$900M
14EcolabECLUS$784M−20.5%
15Coca ColaKOUS$746M−58.4%
16Post HoldingsPOSTUS$709M+135.8%
17Molson Coors BeverageTAP-AUS$648M+0.7%
18Bunge GlobalBGCH$551M−49.9%
19General MillsGISUS$500M−58.4%
20Bellring BrandsBRBRUS$475M+223.9%
21Sprouts Farmers MarketSFMUS$472M+106.6%
22Kraft HeinzKHCUS$436M−55.9%
23Primo BrandsPRMBUS$422M+3,952.9%
24Brown FormanBF-BUS$400M+$400M
25Smithfield FoodsSFDUS$386M+103.9%
26CloroxCLXUS$332M+$332M
27AmbevABEVBR$319M−98.4%
28Nomad FoodsNOMDGB$221M+72.0%
29Tyson FoodsTSNUS$207M−17.9%
30Boston BeerSAMUS$202M−15.2%
31KenvueKVUEUS$197M−16.2%
32Oddity TechODDIL$147M—
33Weis MarketsWMKUS$140M+$140M
34IngredionINGRUS$123M+1,437.5%
35Monster BeverageMNSTUS$104M−97.3%
36Pilgrims PridePPCUS$99.2M+$99.2M
37Edgewell Personal CareEPCUS$90.2M+54.2%
38Ingles MarketsIMKTAUS$80.0M+23.1%
39Campbell'sCPBUS$62.0M−7.5%
40Simply Good FoodsSMPLUS$50.9M+$50.9M
41E.L.F. BeautyELFUS$50.0M−25.5%
42HaleonHLNGB$47.2M—
43Coca-Cola Europacific PartnersCCEPGB$45.2M+$45.2M
44Estee Lauder CompaniesELUS$35.0M0.0%
45McCormickMKCUS$34.8M−34.5%
46B&G FoodsBGSUS$34.7M+28.9%
47Darling IngredientsDARUS$34.7M+1.2%
48Del MonteDMCUS$29.8M+$29.8M
49ArkoARKOUS$28.0M−12.6%
50RLX TechnologyRLXCN$26.3M−67.4%
51StepanSCLUS$24.9M+47.0%
52Brightview HoldingsBVUS$24.2M+680.6%
53Yatsen HoldingYSGCN$15.9M−71.4%
54Conagra BrandsCAGUS$15.3M−76.1%
55Vital FarmsVITLUS$14.3M—
56InterparfumsIPARUS$13.9M+$13.9M
57Vita CocoCOCOUS$11.3M−6.3%
58Keurig Dr PepperKDPUS$9.0M−99.2%
59J&J Snack FoodsJJSFUS$8.0M+$8.0M
60MarzettiMZTIUS$8.0M+4.6%
61Tootsie Roll IndustriesTRUS$6.5M−52.1%
62Mission ProduceAVOUS$6.1M+$6.1M
63Celsius HoldingsCELHUS$5.7M+153.3%
64J M SmuckerSJMUS$5.6M+69.7%
65Flowers FoodsFLOUS$5.5M−75.8%
66Village Farms InternationalVFFUS$3.0M−40.6%
67Krispy KremeDNUTUS$1.4M−75.4%
68National BeverageFIZZUS$673,000+$673,000
69TerrascendTSNDFCA$410,000+90.7%
70FreshpetFRPTUS$256,226—
71Brasilagro - Brazilian Agricultural Real EstateLNDBR$167,201−96.4%
72Ispire TechnologyISPRUS$60,488—
73Bridgford FoodsBRIDUS$40,000−85.9%

All figures from SEC filings · FY2025 · 73

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