Group 1: Workday (WDAY) - Workday announced a $4 billion increase in its buyback authorization, bringing the total buyback capacity to $5 billion, which is 8% of its market capitalization [1][2] - The company plans to utilize this buyback capacity through fiscal 2027, indicating a commitment to significant buyback spending over the next 16 months [2] - Workday's buyback spending in the last two quarters was approximately $961 million, an 86% increase compared to the previous two quarters [3] Group 2: Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) - Chipotle announced an additional $500 million share repurchase authorization, with a total buyback capacity of around $750 million as of September 15 [6] - The company's buyback pace has increased significantly, spending an average of $465 million quarterly over the past four quarters compared to $190 million in the preceding eight quarters [7] - Chipotle's stock price has seen a decline of over 20% from June 30, 2024, to June 30, 2025, suggesting the company sees value in shares around the $50 mark [8] Group 3: TKO Group (TKO) - TKO Group is planning a $1 billion buyback program, with $26 million already executed, representing 4% of its market capitalization [11][12] - The majority of the buyback will be conducted through an accelerated repurchase program, expected to be completed by December [12] - TKO's forward P/E ratio is 36x, which is below its historical average of 41.5x, indicating a potentially attractive valuation [13]