Kvika Bank’s Successful Share Buyback and Financial Updates

Kvika Bank's Share Buyback Program Overview
Kvika banki hf. (‘Kvika’ or ‘the bank’) recently engaged in a significant buyback program that included the acquisition of 28 million shares, amounting to a total investment of ISK 426,600,000. This initiative is part of the bank's strategy to enhance shareholder value and optimize capital structure.
Details of Recent Share Purchases
In week 14, Kvika successfully completed multiple transactions regarding its share buyback program. The table below illustrates the specifics of these transactions:
Date: 31.3.2025
Time: 09:35:36
No. of Shares Purchased: 2,000,000
Share Price: 15.55 ISK
Purchase Price: 31,100,000 ISK
Date: 31.3.2025
Time: 12:49:58
No. of Shares Purchased: 1,000,000
Share Price: 15.50 ISK
Purchase Price: 15,500,000 ISK
This trend of acquiring shares continued throughout the week, displaying a strategic approach to market positioning.
Impact on Shares and Capital Structure
As of the latest shareholder meeting, Kvika has accumulated a total of 70,647,962 shares through this buyback program, which is approximately 0.605% of issued shares. Importantly, during the Annual General Meeting—held recently—shareholders consented to a share capital reduction of ISK 91,073,340. This decision corresponds to an equal amount of treasury shares, further reinforcing the bank’s commitment to improving organizational efficiency.
Future Directions for Kvika Bank
The buyback program is capped off at a maximum purchase price of ISK 2,500,000,000, indicating a thoughtful approach to financial management. Following the buybacks and subsequent capital reduction, Kvika now retains 41,467,963 of its shares, equivalent to 0.895% of the total shares issued in the market.
Kvika's share buyback program is ongoing and will be in place until the next annual general meeting in 2026. Compliance with the Act on Public Limited Companies and relevant EU regulations ensures that these activities align with market best practices and standards.
Investor Relations Contact
For more information and inquiries, investors and interested parties can reach out to Kvika’s investor relations at ir@kvika.is.
Frequently Asked Questions
What isKvica Bank's recent buyback program?
Kvika Bank has executed a share buyback program, purchasing 28 million shares to enhance shareholder value.
How many shares has Kvika Bank bought back so far?
To date, the bank has bought back 70,647,962 shares under the program.
What changes occurred to Kvika's share capital?
Kvika's shareholders approved a reduction of ISK 91,073,340 in share capital, corresponding to an equal number of treasury shares.
What is the maximum purchase price for the buyback program?
The maximum amount allocated for the buyback program is ISK 2,500,000,000.
Who can be contacted for more information about the buyback?
For more details, stakeholders can reach Kvika’s investor relations at ir@kvika.is.
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