News Corp said its repurchase program, under which it may buy back up to $1 billion in aggregate of Class A and Class B common stock, is authorized. The company said it must disclose transactions under the program to the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) daily under ASX rules.

1. 01

   News Corp said its repurchase program, under which it may buy back up to $1 billion in aggregate of Class A and Class B common stock, is authorized. The company said it must disclose transactions under the program to the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) daily under ASX rules.

2. 02

   The company said it bought back 14,192 shares for US$373,998.94 on April 3, 2025, the prior trading day, and filed this in its daily buy-back notice to the ASX. It said the highest price paid that day was US$26.765 and the lowest was US$25.925.

3. 03

   The company said it had bought back 21,436,785 shares for US$435,739,040.55 before the prior day. It said it had bought back about US$656,997,513.87 of Class A and Class B shares to date, based on total consideration paid.

4. 04

   The company said Morgan Stanley & Co. LLC will act as broker for the buy-back and that the purpose is to enhance shareholder value. It also stated that no ASX-listed CDIs will be repurchased under the program and that shareholder approval is not required.

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