Jyske Bank is conducting a share buyback program from February 5, 2026, to January 29, 2027, with a maximum value of DKK 3 billion. As of the latest transactions in late May 2026, the bank has repurchased 1,109,017 shares valued at over DKK 1 billion. After these purchases, Jyske Bank holds 4,418,545 of its own shares, representing 7.18% of its share capital. This buyback program aims to optimize capital structure and return value to shareholders.
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