Elis S.A. disclosed it purchased 853,342 of its own shares between June 29 and July 3, 2026, under an authorized buyback program. The shares were bought primarily to cover maturing employee performance share plans, allocate free shares under an employee shareholding plan, and meet obligations related to convertible bonds due in 2029. Any remaining shares will be canceled as approved by shareholders. This buyback supports employee incentives and financial obligations, reflecting Elis's ongoing capital management strategy.
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