Sterling Commerce Expands Stock Buyback Program | Internet News

Sterling Commerce Expands Stock Buyback Program

Jul 13, 1999
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Sterling Commerce Inc., a provider
of B-to-B electronic commerce software and services, said it has increased
the number of shares of common stock that may be acquired through its stock
repurchase program from 5 million shares to 15 million.

Since program began on March 1, the company has repurchased approximately 4.6
million shares of its common stock. Sterling Commerce currently has
approximately 92 million shares of common stock outstanding. The stock closed
Friday at 27 1/8; its 52-week high is in the 46 range.

“Recent events have created an attractive opportunity to repurchase our
shares,” said Warner C. Blow, president and chief executive officer. “We
believe the expansion of this program confirms our confidence in the company
and its future.”

Sterling is focused on providing e-commerce solutions through its COMMERCE,
CONNECT and GENTRAN product families to address extranet management, business
process integration, community management, infrastructure and outsourcing.
The company had 1998 revenues of more than $490 million.

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