Provident Financial Board Authorizes Buyback of Up to 5% of Common Stock

By Public Technologies
  • Provident Financial Holdings' board authorized a new repurchase plan covering up to 5% of common stock, approximately 305,477 shares.
  • The one-year program will begin once the January 2026 plan is completed or expires; approximately 21,674 shares remain under that plan.
  • Repurchases may occur in the open market or through privately negotiated transactions, subject to market conditions, capital requirements and available cash.


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