LSE:EXPN 13 June 2026 - 6 July 2026

Experian PLC was up slightly in London on Monday, but what stood out to investors was the latest buyback. The credit-data group bought back shares equal to only about a tenth of its usual daily volume. The stock still lagged the FTSE 100 on a total-return basis. The London Stock Exchange was trading during the dateline; normal hours are 0800 to 1630 local. At 10:46 BST, Experian traded at 2,526p, up 6p, or 0.24%. The stock moved between 2,519p and 2,557p so far. Investors Chronicle lists average volume at 4.84 million and total shares outstanding at 892.12 million.

Experian PLC finished Friday under the FTSE 100 even as the company kept buying back shares in size. London was shut Saturday so there was no new move for the stock. Credit data firm picked up around 2.38 million shares in five sessions reported in this week’s RNS filings. It spent close to 60.0 million pounds, going by purchase totals and weighted average price. That was about 8.4% of the trades during those days.

Experian PLC dropped over 2% on Friday, trailing the London market. The stock ended below Thursday’s buyback price. Experian traded at 2,451p, off 54p, or 2.16%, at 12:02 p.m. London time, according to Davy data. Shares moved between 2,449p and 2,503p so far today. Reuters said the FTSE 100 fell 0.7% by 0907 GMT, with commodity weakness and nerves around AI-linked names weighing on London stocks.

Experian PLC traded near 2,533 pence around midday in London, down about 0.7% from Wednesday’s 2,551-pence close. The quoted fall was smaller than the estimated value of the dividend removed from the stock on Thursday. The second interim dividend is 48 U.S. cents a share. At the morning rate of £0.7582 per dollar, it was worth 36.4 pence. The 2,532-pence quote plus that amount was 2,568.4 pence, or 0.68% above the prior close. Experian will set the final sterling conversion on July 3 unless a shareholder elects payment in dollars.

Experian traded 1.8% lower at around 2,475 pence by 1052 BST on Wednesday, while the FTSE 100 slipped 0.1%. Experian said it’s applied to admit 65,000 shares for trading on June 26 to settle staff awards. This block admission covers shares tied to employee plans. At Wednesday’s price, the shares are worth about 1.6 million pounds, or around 0.007% of Experian’s 894 million shares.

Experian added 0.6% to 2,513 pence by 12:31 BST on Tuesday, moving against a 0.5% drop in the FTSE 100. Investors watched for the latest buyback from the credit-data group. Shares started at 2,484 pence and went up to 2,519 pence. Experian shares finished up after a rough Monday. The stock shed 1.73% to close at 2,498 pence even as the FTSE 100 rose 0.72%. Shares are trading about 39% under the 52-week high of 4,101 pence.

Experian shares bounced back Friday, gaining 33 pence to 2,542 pence after dropping 1.9% on Thursday. The stock beat the FTSE 100, which slipped 0.35%. Even with the move higher, Experian still posted a weekly loss. The stock is still about 38% under its 52-week high of 4,101 pence. The difference exposes debate over where growth goes from here—if steady demand for credit data and fraud tools will beat concerns about tight lending, rate swings, and new AI worries.

Experian shares edged higher on Friday as investors weighed fresh purchases under the credit-data group’s buyback against the cost of a new $1 billion bond. The stock was quoted at 2,527p to sell and 2,528p to buy, up about 0.7%. The gain offered only a modest repair after Thursday’s 1.9% decline. Experian ended that session at £25.09 on volume of about 8 million shares, well above its recent daily average, and remained nearly 39% below last July’s 52-week high.

Experian PLC shares moved higher in London on Tuesday, with the FTSE 100 up as well. The stock traded at 2,580p to sell and 2,581p to buy, up 18p or 0.70%, according to Hargreaves Lansdown. The FTSE 100 rose 0.53%. Experian opened at 2,570p after closing at 2,563p on Monday. Investors kept an eye on the company’s share buyback. Experian bought 464,393 ordinary shares on June 15, with trades handled by J.P. Morgan Securities on the London Stock Exchange. Prices ranged between 2,545p and 2,638p. The average price was 2,578.9779p. Experian plans to cancel these shares. The company said this was part of its ongoing share buyback and not a trading update. Canceling shares reduces the total in the market

London, June 15, 2026, 13:04. Experian PLC shares dropped on Monday in London, last seen at 2,558p in late trade. That’s down from a prior close at 2,569p. Hargreaves Lansdown quoted a sell price of 2,559p and buy at 2,560p, about 0.4% lower. The FTSE 100 edged slightly higher. Experian is still trading well below the 52-week high at 4,101p from July 2025, but above the May 2026 low at 2,203p. Investors aren’t treating Experian as broken, just not paying up like last year.

Experian PLC finished the week higher, rallying 2.88% on Friday to close at 2,569p, or £25.69. The FTSE 100 rose 1.63% to 10,471.72. Experian outpaced the London market after a down day Thursday, when it lost 2.31% while the index moved higher. After the bounce, shares stayed about 37% off their 52-week high, a sign investor interest in the credit-data and analytics company has faded. Experian shares are seeing a bounce after recent pressure tied to macro worries and concerns about AI. The stock, which is connected to lending, fraud prevention, credit checks, mortgage activity and data analytics, tends to trade with moves in interest-rate forecasts and shifts in credit card demand. Last month, Reuters said Experian dropped as much