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CEVA Expands Stock Buyback Program by 700,000 Shares

Nov 9, 2024 12:01 PM

06:58 AM EST, 11/07/2024 (MT Newswires) -- CEVA (CEVA) said Thursday that its board has approved increasing the company's share repurchase program by an additional 700,000 common shares.

The company said additional buyback capacity brings its share repurchase authorization at 1.06 million common shares.

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