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MADRID - Banco Santander (BME:SAN) S.A. has disclosed transactions from its ongoing share buyback program, which took place between Monday and Friday last week. The bank has repurchased approximately 12.8% of its outstanding shares as of 2021, investing a total of 207,266,010 euros, which is about 13.1% of the program’s maximum allocated funds.
The transactions were executed across several trading venues, including XMAD (Madrid Stock Exchange), CEUX (Cboe Europe), TQEX (Turquoise), and AQEU (Aquis Exchange). Over the course of the week, Banco Santander purchased a total of 12,500,000 of its own shares, with individual transaction prices ranging from 5.7423 to 5.8964 euros per share.
The buyback program was initially communicated on February 5, 2025, and is part of the bank’s strategy to manage its capital effectively. It is being conducted under the regulatory framework of the EU Market Abuse Regulation and the Commission Delegated Regulation, ensuring compliance with market standards and transparency.
The bank’s ordinary shares, traded under the ticker SAN, and identified by the ISIN code ES0113900J37, have been actively traded in the buyback process. This initiative is seen as a method to return value to shareholders and potentially support the share price.
The detailed information regarding the buyback, including the volume and price of shares purchased on each day, has been made available as part of the bank’s commitment to transparency and regulatory compliance.
The information reported here is based on a press release statement from Banco Santander and provides an overview of the bank’s recent activities in the stock market as part of its share buyback program.
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