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COPENHAGEN - Jyske Bank has reported transactions made during the thirteenth week of its share buyback program, which is set to run until January 30, 2026. The Danish bank has been acquiring its own shares since February 26, 2025, with the aim to purchase up to 2.25 billion Danish kroner worth of shares.
In the latest week, the bank bought back a total of 220,997 shares at an average price of 572.75 DKK per share, amounting to a transaction value of 126,576,859 DKK. Following these transactions, Jyske Bank’s total holding of its own shares has reached 2,986,115, excluding investments on behalf of clients and trading inventory. This represents 4.65% of the company’s share capital.
The buyback program is being conducted in accordance with the Market Abuse Regulation of the European Union and the Commission Delegated Regulation (EU), known as the "safe harbor rules." These regulations allow the bank to repurchase shares within certain legal frameworks to prevent market abuse.
The transactions carried out under this program are detailed in the report, with aggregated information on the transactions broken down by marketplace. This information is based on a press release statement from Jyske Bank.
The bank’s CFO, Birger Krøgh Nielsen, is available for contact regarding this announcement. The share buyback program is part of Jyske Bank’s capital allocation strategy and reflects its commitment to returning value to shareholders.
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