BBVA cancels 70,339,213 treasury shares in €34,466,214.37 capital reduction

By Public Technologies
  • BBVA executed a partial share capital reduction of EUR 34,466,214.37 via cancellation of 70,339,213 treasury shares.
  • Cancelled shares were acquired under the third and final tranche of its share repurchase program disclosed on April 30, 2026.
  • Share capital is now EUR 2,700,323,995.53, divided into 5,510,865,297 shares with a par value of EUR 0.49 each.
  • The reduction was charged to unrestricted reserves through a redeemed capital reserve equal to the shares’ par value.
  • BBVA will seek delisting of the cancelled shares, with cancellation in Iberclear’s accounting records.


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