AL Sydbank A/S continued its share buyback program in week 20, purchasing 36,000 shares at an average price of around 528 DKK per share, totaling approximately 19 million DKK. The buyback program, announced in February 2026 with a total value of 1.1 billion DKK, aims to reduce the bank's share capital and will run until January 31, 2027. So far, AL Sydbank has bought back 557,000 shares worth about 294 million DKK and currently holds 559,458 shares, representing 0.63% of its share capital. The transactions comply with EU regulations on market abuse and safe harbor rules, and are executed by Danske Bank on behalf of AL Sydbank.
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