During week 30 of 2026 (July 20-24), Sampo Oyj bought back a total of 1,352,794 of its A-shares at a weighted average price of €9.60 per share. This share buyback is part of a program authorized by the company's general meeting on April 22, 2026, with a maximum value of €350 million. Following these transactions, Sampo now holds 18,456,665 A-shares, representing 0.69% of all its shares. The buyback program aims to optimize capital structure and enhance shareholder value.
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