Ageas Shares Buyback Programme Makes Notable Progress

Progress in the Ageas Share Buy-Back Programme
Following the launch of its share buy-back programme, Ageas has reported a significant purchase of 68,932 shares from May 26 to May 30.
Detailed Purchase Overview
During this period, the company displayed its commitment to enhancing shareholder value by purchasing these shares across the span of five days. The following table outlines the specifics of these transactions, showcasing the number of shares, total amounts in Euros, and price variations.
Transaction Summary
Here’s how the share purchases broke down:
- Date: May 26, 2025 - 10,760 shares purchased at an average price of EUR 57.50.
- Date: May 27, 2025 - 9,349 shares purchased at an average price of EUR 57.49.
- Date: May 28, 2025 - 14,400 shares purchased at an average price of EUR 57.19.
- Date: May 29, 2025 - 19,365 shares purchased at an average price of EUR 57.30.
- Date: May 30, 2025 - 15,058 shares purchased at an average price of EUR 57.45.
Total Purchase Insights
In total, the shares acquired reached 68,932, with a combined investment of EUR 3,954,385 at an average price of EUR 57.37. This strategic move by Ageas reflects their proactive approach to enhancing shareholder returns.
Share Buy-Back Programme Highlights
Since the initiation of the programme back on September 16, 2024, Ageas has successfully bought back a total of 3,281,897 shares, amounting to EUR 164,104,202. This acquisition accounts for 1.65% of the total shares outstanding, indicating a robust commitment to returning value to shareholders.
Impact on Shareholders
This buy-back initiative not only improves the financial position of shareholders but also reflects Ageas's confidence in its growth and profitability. The ongoing programme is a strategic effort that underscores the company’s commitment to maximizing shareholder value.
Looking Ahead
As we move forward, shareholders can anticipate more updates regarding the share buy-back programme. Ageas is committed to transparency and will continue to provide detailed updates on its investor relations platforms.
Communication to Shareholders
Given the upcoming public holiday on June 9, shareholders should note that the press release for week 23 will be shared on June 10. This ensures that all stakeholders remain informed about the latest developments at Ageas.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Ageas share buy-back programme?
The Ageas share buy-back programme is a strategic initiative to repurchase its own shares to enhance shareholder value.
How many shares has Ageas bought back since the programme started?
Since the programme's initiation on September 16, 2024, Ageas has bought back 3,281,897 shares.
What was the total amount spent on the recent share purchases?
Ageas spent EUR 3,954,385 on the latest buy-back of 68,932 shares.
What percentage of the total shares outstanding does the buy-back represent?
The shares bought back represent approximately 1.65% of the total shares outstanding.
When will the next update on the buy-back programme be released?
The next update will be released on June 10, following the public holiday on June 9.
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