ING Announces Significant Progress in Share Buyback Initiative
ING Progress in Share Buyback Initiative
ING has made notable strides in its ongoing €2.0 billion share buyback program. This initiative is designed not only to return capital to shareholders but also to enhance shareholder value. During the week of December 2 to December 6, ING successfully repurchased a total of 5,526,072 shares.
Details of the Share Repurchase
The repurchased shares were acquired at an average price of €14.82, amounting to a total of €81,880,176.16. To provide comprehensive insights for investors, ING has detailed the daily share repurchase activities, including individual transactions and weekly summaries. For further information, please visit ING's investor relations section.
Overall Share Buyback Status
As of now, a total of 34,152,616 ordinary shares have been repurchased, with the average buyback price positioned at €15.01. This brings the total investment in the buyback program to approximately €512,464,398.48. Notably, this represents about 25.62% of the planned overall value of the share buyback program, demonstrating strong progress toward its completion.
Commitment to Sustainability
Beyond financial maneuvers, ING places a high priority on sustainability. The bank has committed to integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into its operations. For instance, ING has been recognized with an 'AA' ESG rating by MSCI, underscoring its commitment to sustainable business practices. The bank’s current ESG Risk Rating is 17.2, which is categorized as low risk, reflecting all the proactive measures ING has implemented to manage ESG-related risks effectively. ING is also focused on financing sustainable projects as part of its transition to a low-carbon economy.
Company Overview
ING is a prominent global financial institution with a strong foundation in Europe. Through ING Bank, the organization aims to empower individuals and businesses by providing diverse banking services across more than 40 countries. With over 60,000 employees, ING combines retail and wholesale banking expertise to meet customer needs effectively.
Investor Relations Contact Information
For those with inquiries regarding investor relations, you may reach out to:
Christoph Linke
+31 20 576 5000
Christoph.Linke@ing.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of ING's share buyback program?
The primary goal of the share buyback program is to return capital to shareholders while potentially increasing the value of the remaining shares in circulation.
How many shares has ING repurchased to date?
As of now, ING has repurchased 34,152,616 ordinary shares under its buyback program.
What is the average buyback price of the shares?
The shares were repurchased at an average price of €15.01.
What is ING’s current ESG rating?
ING's ESG rating has been reaffirmed as 'AA' by MSCI, indicating strong responsible business practices.
How can I find more information about ING's financials?
For detailed information regarding ING's financials, including their share buyback activities, visit their investor relations page.
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