Mohawk Industries Board Authorizes $500 Million Share Buyback

By Public Technologies
  • Mohawk Industries' board approved a strategic and capital allocation framework to guide long-term investment priorities and shareholder returns.
  • A new $500 million common stock repurchase authorization takes effect immediately, following completion of the prior $500 million program.
  • Baseline capital expenditures are expected at approximately $375 million annually for at least the next several years, prioritizing high-return organic investments.
  • The framework targets long-term net debt of up to 2.0 times adjusted EBITDA, subject to cyclical risk assessments and investment-grade credit commitments.


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