Share buybacks · 2011–2022

Sanmina share buybacks

$331M+416.9% · FY2022

Sanmina (SANM) reported $331M in share buybacks for fiscal 2022, +416.9% year on year.

$21,0002011$305,0002012$1.5M2013$76.2M2014$123M2015$142M2016$177M2017$158M2018$12.6M2019$179M2020$64.1M2021$331M2022
Sanmina — Share buybacks, 2011–2022
Fiscal yearShare buybacksChangeFiling
FY20222022-10-01$331M+416.9%Open →
FY20212021-10-02$64.1M−64.2%Open →
FY20202020-10-03$179M+1,319.3%Open →
FY20192019-09-28$12.6M−92.0%Open →
FY20182018-09-29$158M−10.9%Open →
FY20172017-09-30$177M+24.4%Open →
FY20162016-10-01$142M+15.9%Open →
FY20152015-10-03$123M+61.0%Open →
FY20142014-09-27$76.2M+4,899.1%Open →
FY20132013-09-28$1.5M+400.0%Open →
FY20122012-09-29$305,000+1,352.4%Open →
FY20112011-10-01$21,000—Open →

Share buybacks — 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.

Every row links to its own SEC filing · Fiscal year 2025 · Data as of September 25, 2026 · 2011–2022 compound annual growth +140.8%

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