Festi hf. Announces Significant Progress in Buyback Initiative

Festi hf. Announces Buyback Program Progress
In an exciting development, Festi hf. has recently completed a significant step in its buyback program, acquiring a total of 150,000 own shares for an impressive sum of 44,250,000 ISK. This buyback activity was carried out in week 28, demonstrating the company’s commitment to enhancing shareholder value.
Details of Share Purchases
The specifics of the share acquisitions reveal a well-planned strategy. On various dates within the week, numerous transactions took place:
Transaction Overview
The following details highlight the buyback transactions:
- Week: 28
- Dates of Purchases: 8th, 9th, and 11th July 2025
- Total Shares Purchased: 150,000
- Total Purchase Amount: 44,250,000 ISK
Each transaction showcased a consistent share price of around 294-297 ISK, reflecting the economic confidence in Festi hf.
Compliance and Transparency
This proactive buyback initiative aligns with the regulations set forth under the Act on Public Limited Companies and pertinent European Union rules concerning market activities. These actions reaffirm Festi's commitment to adhering to legal standards while enhancing its market position.
Impact of the Buyback Program
Prior to these transactions, Festi hf. held approximately 411,226 shares, representing 0.13% of its total issued shares. After these strategic purchases, the total shares held have now reached 561,226, equating to roughly 0.18% of the company's issued shares.
Future Outlook
Festi’s buyback program, originally announced in June 2025, sets an ambitious target of acquiring 2,500,000 shares overall, or about 0.80% of its total issued shares, with a purchase cap of 800 million ISK. The ongoing buyback strategy is envisioned to resonate positively among shareholders and reinforce market confidence.
Contact Information
For any inquiries, reach out to Magnús Kr. Ingason, CFO of Festi hf. via email at mki@festi.is.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of Festi's buyback program?
The buyback program aims to enhance shareholder value by repurchasing shares from the market, thus reducing the number of shares in circulation.
How many shares have been purchased so far?
As of now, Festi has purchased a total of 315,000 own shares since the initiation of the buyback program.
What regulations govern this buyback initiative?
The buyback activities comply with the Act on Public Limited Companies and key regulations from the European Parliament concerning market conduct.
What is the total amount allocated for the buyback?
Festi has allocated a total maximum budget of 800 million ISK for the buyback program.
How can I get more information about the buyback program?
For further details, you can contact CFO Magnús Kr. Ingason through the provided email.
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