General Motors Posts Record Truck Sales, Boosts Buybacks and Dividends
General Motors delivered record truck sales in 2025 and increased shareholder returns through share repurchases and dividend hikes. GM shares closed at $80.79 on February 26, 2026, had a 4.44% one-month decline, traded between $41.60 and $87.62, and saw hedge fund holdings rise from 71 to 81 portfolios.
1. Record Truck Sales Driving Full-Year Results
General Motors achieved record truck sales in 2025, fueling year-over-year revenue growth in its truck and SUV segment. Robust demand for light- and heavy-duty pickups bolstered automotive margins and underpinned the company’s strong full-year performance.
2. Expanded Share Repurchase and Dividend Programs
Following the surge in sales, the board approved increased share repurchases and raised the dividend, marking the third consecutive year of higher shareholder distributions. These actions reflect confidence in ongoing cash flow generation and capital allocation priorities.
3. Stock Performance Metrics and Hedge Fund Positions
Shares closed at $80.79 on February 26, 2026, reflecting a 4.44% one-month decline and trading within a 52-week range of $41.60 to $87.62. Hedge fund holdings climbed to 81 portfolios from 71 in the prior quarter, signaling growing institutional interest.