Boozt moves remaining SEK 79 million share buyback under EU safe harbour rules
Bitget2026/11/05 07:07- Boozt's board resolved to continue its SEK 300 million share buyback programme under EU safe harbour rules.
- The remaining programme allows repurchases of up to 2,164,778 shares for a maximum of SEK 79 million.
- Repurchases may take place from November 4, 2026, until the annual general meeting on April 22, 2027.
- The programme aims to reduce share capital and secure obligations under long-term incentive programmes.
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