Freenet Launches Share Buyback of Up to EUR 75 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Freenet announced a share buyback of up to EUR 75 million for 2026/2027, with purchases through the stock exchange.
  • Funding will come from approximately EUR 150 million in proceeds from the sale of Ceconomy shares.
  • The buyback size takes into account the approximately EUR 76 million initial purchase price for the full acquisition of waipu.tv.
  • Repurchased shares will be canceled through a capital reduction under authorization granted May 13, 2026, covering up to 10% of share capital.


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