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HELSINKI - Finnish financial group Sampo Oyj (XHEL:SAMPO) purchased 244,332 of its own A-shares on Tuesday at an average price of €9.85 per share, according to a company statement released Wednesday.
The share repurchases were executed across multiple trading venues, with the largest portion of 124,580 shares acquired on the Helsinki Stock Exchange. Additional purchases were made on CEUX (88,076 shares), TQEX (25,746 shares), and AQEU (5,930 shares).
These transactions are part of Sampo’s share buyback program announced on November 5, which allows for repurchases of up to €150 million worth of shares. The program commenced on November 6 and operates under the authorization granted by Sampo’s Annual General Meeting held on April 23, 2025.
Following the latest acquisitions, Sampo now holds 2,198,008 of its own A-shares, representing approximately 0.08 percent of the company’s total outstanding shares.
The buyback program is being conducted in accordance with the Market Abuse Regulation (EU) 596/2014 and European Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/1052, with Morgan Stanley executing the transactions on behalf of Sampo.
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