Sampo plc Announces Significant Share Buyback Details
Overview of Sampo plc’s Share Buyback Initiatives
Sampo plc has taken a major step in its financial strategy by announcing its share buyback program, aimed at enhancing shareholder value. This initiative signals the company's commitment to returning capital to its investors and reflects its confidence in the ongoing performance and future outlook of the business.
Share Buyback Performance on 1 September 2025
On 1 September 2025, Sampo plc acquired a considerable amount of its own A shares under the defined buyback program. During this transaction, the company bought back a total of 330,893 shares. The daily aggregate volume of transactions shows notable activity that indicates a strategic move to optimize its share structure.
Details of Share Acquisitions
Daily Buyback Summary
The buyback details showcase vigorous engagement in the market:
- Aggregated Daily Volume: 330,893 shares
- Daily Weighted Average Price: €9.75
- Trading Markets: Various exchanges including AQEU, CEUX, TQEX, and XHEL
The breakdown of shares acquired demonstrates robust activity across various exchanges, reflecting Sampo plc’s strategic approach to capital management and investor relations.
Background of the Share Buyback Program
Earlier, on 6 August 2025, Sampo plc announced the initiation of this share buyback program with a maximum allocation of EUR 200 million. This decision is in compliance with the European Market Abuse Regulation, ensuring transparency and confidence in their operations. The buyback commenced on 7 August, reflecting the authorization obtained from the Annual General Meeting held on 23 April 2025.
Impact on Shareholders
As a result of this buyback program, Sampo now holds 5,891,386 A shares, which constitute approximately 0.22% of the total shares in the company. This initiative is likely to bolster shareholder confidence, as ongoing buybacks can signal to the market that the company is undervalued and committed to enhancing shareholder returns.
Contact Information for Investors
For further inquiries regarding the share buyback program or investor relations, interested parties are encouraged to reach out to:
Sami Taipalus
Head of Investor Relations
tel. +358 10 516 0030
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of Sampo's share buyback program?
The share buyback program aims to return capital to shareholders and enhance the company's share value.
How many shares were bought back on 1 September 2025?
Sampo plc bought back a total of 330,893 shares on that date.
What is the weighted average price of the shares purchased?
The daily weighted average price for the shares was €9.75.
Impact on total shares owned by Sampo plc?
With the recent acquisitions, Sampo now holds 5,891,386 A shares, or 0.22% of the total shares.
Who can I contact for more information?
For more details, you can contact Sami Taipalus, Head of Investor Relations at Sampo plc.
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