Jyske Bank repurchased 57,694 shares totaling approximately DKK 41.3 million during week 41, as part of its ongoing DKK 2.25 billion share buyback program. Initiated in February 2025 and set to conclude in January 2026, the program has now seen DKK 1.35 billion in repurchases, resulting in the bank holding 3.58% of its total share capital as treasury shares in compliance with EU Market Abuse Regulation.
Jyske Bank executed a significant share repurchase in week 41, acquiring 57,694 shares valued at approximately DKK 41.3 million. This activity is part of an ongoing DKK 2.25 billion share buyback program, initiated on February 26, 2025, and scheduled to conclude by January 30, 2026. The highest volume day for the recent purchases was October 8, with 26,188 shares bought at an average price of DKK 717.58. To date, the bank has repurchased DKK 1.35 billion worth of shares under the program, holding 2,199,226 treasury shares, which represents approximately 3.58% of its total share capital. The average purchase price since the program's inception stands at DKK 612.19, notably lower than the DKK 710.20 to DKK 755.36 range observed during week 41. This indicates recent purchases are occurring at higher price points. The repurchase program underscores Jyske Bank's commitment to capital returns and shareholder value enhancement, operating within the framework of the EU Commission’s Market Abuse Regulation. This systematic approach to reducing outstanding shares can positively impact earnings per share and other per-share metrics, reflecting sound capital management.
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