Equinor ASA Conducts Third Buy-Back Tranche with Shares

Equinor ASA's Share Buy-Back Program Overview
Equinor ASA (OSE: EQNR, NYSE: EQNR) is undertaking a substantial share buy-back program aimed at enhancing shareholder value. This program is known for its strategic approach in acquiring shares according to pre-defined tranches. The current update pertains to the third tranche scheduled for completion in 2025, which has generated interest among investors and market analysts alike.
Announcement and Duration of the Buy-Back Tranche
The announcement regarding this buy-back tranche was made public recently. The buy-back activity commenced on July 24, 2025, and is set to conclude no later than October 27, 2025. The goal here is to strengthen the company’s capital structure while simultaneously delivering returns to its shareholders.
Transaction Details
Between September 29 and October 3, 2025, Equinor successfully executed a total of 1,327,337 share purchases at an average price of NOK 246.8926. These transactions reflect the company’s commitment to its buy-back strategy and illustrate a robust demand for its shares in the market.
Daily Transaction Breakdown
Here’s a snapshot of the daily transactions that took place during this period:
Transaction Highlights:
On September 29, a notable purchase of 259,500 shares was executed on the Oslo Stock Exchange (OSE) at an average price of NOK 252.7319, totaling NOK 65,583,928.05. The same day, trades were also logged on CEUX and TQEX, emphasizing the diverse trading platforms utilized by Equinor.
On September 30, Equinor acquired 267,500 shares at an average price of NOK 245.8434, leading to a total transaction value of NOK 65,763,109.50, once again underscoring the strong interest in Equinor shares.
Moving into October, purchases continued actively. On October 1, for instance, 267,134 shares were bought at NOK 245.0811, which amounted to transaction values of approximately NOK 65,469,494.57. Furthermore, by October 2, the company expanded its holdings with another 267,203 shares, priced at NOK 244.6687.
Total Acquisitions During This Tranche
To date, Equinor has amassed a total of 39,663,674 shares, representing 1.55% of its overall share capital, including holdings within its share savings program. If we consider shares outside the savings program, the figure stands at 29,755,007 shares, equaling about 1.16% of the total share capital. This accumulation reflects the company’s strategy to invest in its own equity as part of its broader financial health initiative.
Regulatory Compliance
Equinor ASA is fulfilling its obligations under the EU Market Abuse Regulation as well as compliance with the Norwegian Securities Trading Act. These frameworks necessitate transparency in reporting their buy-back activities, and Equinor has been diligent in adhering to these requirements.
Future Projections and Market Implications
The continuation of the buy-back program could potentially influence the stock price and investor confidence. By actively managing its shares, Equinor aims to optimize shareholder returns while maintaining a strong presence in the market.
Contact Information
For inquiries regarding this buy-back initiative or other investment opportunities, stakeholders are encouraged to reach out to:
Investor Relations
Bård Glad Pedersen, Senior Vice President,
Phone: +47 918 01 791
Media Relations
Sissel Rinde, Vice President,
Phone: +47 412 60 584
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of Equinor’s share buy-back program?
The program aims to enhance shareholder value and optimize the capital structure by repurchasing shares.
How many shares has Equinor repurchased in total?
Equinor has repurchased a total of 1,327,337 shares in this tranche as of the recent transaction period.
What are the regulatory obligations for Equinor regarding buy-backs?
Equinor must comply with the EU Market Abuse Regulation and Norwegian Securities Trading Act, ensuring transparency and proper reporting.
How might these buy-backs affect the stock price?
By reducing the number of shares available in the market, buy-backs can potentially drive the stock price up, benefiting shareholders.
Who can be contacted for more information on Equinor’s financial activities?
Stakeholders can reach out to Bård Glad Pedersen for investor relations or Sissel Rinde for media inquiries.
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