Netcompany Successfully Completes Share Buyback Initiative
Netcompany Share Buyback Programme Overview
Netcompany Group A/S has successfully finalized its share buyback programme, a key initiative aimed at optimizing its capital structure and reinforcing its commitments related to share-based incentive programmes. With an outline to purchase up to DKK 250 million in shares, the programme was designed to benefit stakeholders by enhancing the overall value of the company.
Execution of the Buyback Programme
Launched in late October, the programme set a transaction limit of 1,300,000 shares and adhered strictly to regulations under the EU Market Abuse Regulation. This regulation provides a framework designed to prevent market manipulation while ensuring investors can participate in advantageous trading opportunities.
Final Transactions Overview
The culmination of this buyback initiative took place over the period leading up to late January. During this time, Netcompany executed critical share purchases reflecting their dedication to restoring shareholder value. The details of the final transactions were both transparent and competitive.
Between January 23 and January 24, 2025, Netcompany recorded notable buyback transactions concluding the initiative:
Transaction Details
On January 23, the company acquired 7,500 shares at an average purchase price of DKK 338.24, resulting in a transaction value of DKK 2,536,786. The following day, January 24, saw the purchase of an additional 3,555 shares at an average price of DKK 335.31, totaling DKK 1,192,026.
This equated to an impressive accumulation of 11,055 shares within the final buying window, demonstrating Netcompany's strategic approach to managing its resources effectively while building investor confidence.
Cumulative Impact of the Share Buyback
With the completion of the buyback programme, Netcompany has amassed a total of 2,946,658 treasury shares, which constitutes 5.9% of its overall share capital. This significant holding exemplifies the company’s commitment to providing value to its investors and maintaining a robust balance in its capital structure.
Contact for Further Inquiry
For further information regarding the share buyback programme or other corporate inquiries, stakeholders and interested parties are encouraged to reach out to:
Netcompany Group A/S
Thomas Johansen, CFO, +45 51 19 32 24
Frederikke Linde, Head of IR, +45 60 62 60 87
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the purpose of the share buyback programme by Netcompany?
The share buyback programme aimed to adjust Netcompany's capital structure and meet obligations related to share-based incentive programmes.
When did the share buyback programme take place?
The buyback programme was initiated on October 31, 2024, and finalized in January 2025.
How many shares did Netcompany buy back in total?
Netcompany ended the programme with a total accumulation of 2,946,658 treasury shares.
What are the benefits of share buybacks for shareholders?
Share buybacks can enhance shareholder value by reducing the number of outstanding shares, thus potentially increasing earnings per share and overall stock value.
Who can I contact for more information about Netcompany?
For more detailed inquiries, you can contact Thomas Johansen, CFO, or Frederikke Linde, Head of IR at Netcompany.
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