IPC's Recent Share Buyback Initiative Fuels Investor Confidence
IPC's Share Repurchase Program Overview
International Petroleum Corporation (IPC) (NASDAQ: IPCO) is excited to share its recent success regarding the repurchase of common shares. This initiative, part of IPC's Normal Course Issuer Bid (NCIB), saw a total of 213,960 IPC common shares repurchased during the designated period.
The NCIB commenced on December 3, aiming to enhance shareholder value. This program adheres to the regulatory frameworks established by both the Swedish and Canadian financial markets, ensuring compliance with relevant security laws.
Details of the Share Buybacks
From April 14 to April 21, IPC engaged in buying back shares on different exchanges. Notably, 136,000 shares were repurchased on the Nasdaq Stockholm, facilitated by Pareto Securities AB. Simultaneously, another 77,960 shares were acquired on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), with ATB Securities Inc. managing these transactions.
Impact on Share Structure
With each repurchase, IPC is committed to canceling the shares acquired. As of the conclusion of this period, the total number of issued IPC common shares stands at 115,176,514, with IPC retaining 697,960 shares in treasury. This strategic act of share repurchase demonstrates IPC's dedication to strengthening its capital structure.
Future of IPC and Shareholder Value
Since the initiation of the NCIB on December 5, IPC has successfully repurchased over 5 million common shares. The corporation has planned to repurchase a maximum of 7.4 million shares over the twelve months, culminating in December of the following year. This ensures that IPC is actively working to return value to stakeholders.
About IPC
International Petroleum Corporation is proudly positioned in the oil and gas exploration and production sector, with assets in Canada, Malaysia, and France. This diverse portfolio provides a robust platform for future growth, contributing to IPC’s standing as a member of the esteemed Lundin Group of Companies.
Communication and Further Inquiries
For additional information regarding the recent repurchases or IPC's future plans, interested parties can reach out to the following:
Rebecca Gordon
SVP Corporate Planning and Investor Relations
Email: rebecca.gordon@international-petroleum.com
Tel: +41 22 595 10 50
Robert Eriksson
Media Manager
Email: reriksson@rive6.ch
Tel: +46 701 11 26 15
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of IPC's share repurchase program?
The program is designed to enhance shareholder value by buying back shares in the market.
How many shares has IPC repurchased under the NCIB?
As of the latest reports, IPC has repurchased over 5 million shares since December 5.
Who manages the share buyback transactions for IPC?
The share buybacks are managed by leading financial institutions such as Pareto Securities AB and ATB Securities Inc.
What happens to the shares that IPC repurchases?
All shares repurchased under the NCIB are cancelled, reducing the total share count.
Where can I find more information about IPC's financial performance?
More information can be accessed through IPC’s official website and their annual reports.
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