Alm. Brand A/S has completed a significant share buyback, purchasing 31.76 million shares for DKK 477 million from its main shareholder Alm. Brand af 1792 fmba. This buyback represents 47.7% of the total DKK 1 billion buyback program announced earlier in 2026. The move helps maintain the main shareholder's ownership percentage after the full buyback is completed. Following this transaction, Alm. Brand's treasury shares now exceed 5% of its total shares, signaling a strategic effort to manage shareholder structure and potentially support the share price.
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