Bunge Global SA completed its long-running US$2.70 billion share buyback program tied to the Viterra combination, retiring about 19.6% of shares. The company recently reported second-quarter 2026 sales of US$24,041 million and net income of US$678 million, with higher earnings per share from continuing operations year on year. Bunge also raised its full-year guidance, citing integration benefits from Viterra. The smaller share base is expected to amplify per-share metrics, though risks remain around integration execution and heavy capital spending.
Bunge Global SACompleted $2.70B buyback retiring 19.6% of shares, raised guidance, and reported higher EPS.