Bavarian Nordic has completed the third and final tranche of its 2026 share buy-back program, repurchasing shares worth approximately DKK 150 million. This brings the total buy-back for the year to DKK 500 million, with 820,607 shares acquired in this tranche. The company now holds 3,558,591 treasury shares, representing 4.49% of its share capital, aiming to adjust its capital structure. The buy-back was executed under EU regulations ensuring market transparency and compliance.
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