NSI launches share buyback of up to EUR 20 million for 5% of outstanding shares

By Public Technologies
  • NSI launched a share buyback program worth up to EUR 20 million on October 15, 2026.
  • The program ends by March 31, 2027, or earlier if 976,045 ordinary shares are acquired or the spending cap is reached.
  • The repurchases represent up to 5% of outstanding shares excluding treasury shares, aiming to reduce the outstanding share count.
  • First Sponsor Group will sell up to 292,626 shares within the overall limit, maintaining its approximately 29.98% stake below 30%.
  • Purchases from First Sponsor Group will match the average price of corresponding daily open-market purchases.


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