Intercos launches new share buyback worth about EUR 2.1 million from Nov. 6

By Public Technologies
  • Intercos will end its current share buyback on Oct. 6, 2026, ahead of a 30-day blackout period.
  • A new buyback starts Nov. 6, 2026, following the board meeting to sign off Sept. 30, 2026 results.
  • The new program targets up to 160,000 shares, with an estimated total outlay of EUR 2.1 million.
  • Purchases are expected to run within the 18-month window set by the April 16, 2026 shareholder authorization.
  • Intermonte SIM will execute the buyback under an independent mandate, with blackout periods ahead of key financial disclosures.


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