Mirion Technologies, Inc.
NYSEMirion Technologies (MIR) announced a $250 million equity buyback program on August 31, 2026. This is an authorization — the company is permitted to repurchase shares up to that amount, but no shares have necessarily been bought yet. For holders, a buyback reduces the share count over time as purchases occur, meaning each remaining share represents a larger slice of the company. For…
MIR put/call ratio plunges to 0.0613, hitting 4.1 standard deviations below its 20-day mean of 0.110—the lowest level since March, signaling extreme bullish options positioning.
Mirion Technologies (MIR) announced a $250 million equity buyback program on August 31, 2026. This is an authorization — the company is permitted to repurchase shares up to that amount, but no shares have necessarily…
Mirion Technologies (MIR) announced a share buyback authorization on August 31, 2026. The program permits the company to repurchase its own stock in the open market. An authorization is not a guarantee of purchases —…
Snapshot as of 20 Sept 2026
MIR arrives at its Q2 earnings print with one of the starkest splits in positioning data: short sellers are deeply dug in, yet options traders are making one of the most aggressive upside bets of the past year. The…
MIR heads into its Q2 print today with short sellers firmly entrenched — yet options traders are tilting decisively the other way. Short interest is genuinely elevated at 15.1% of the free float, with roughly 34.6…
Mirion Technologies heads into its Q1 2026 earnings print with short sellers pulling back and options traders adopting their most bullish posture in months. The options market is the most striking signal. The put/call…
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