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MetLife recently reported third quarter 2025 results, with revenue of US$17,361 million and net income of US$896 million, both lower than the prior year, while also completing a repurchase of 14,786,447 shares totaling about US$970.09 million under a previously announced buyback program.
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Alongside these financial results, MetLife’s completion of a substantial share buyback underscores its capital management priorities during a period of declining quarterly profits.
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We’ll examine how MetLife’s recently concluded share repurchase, set against falling quarterly earnings, impacts its forward-looking investment narrative.
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