Nova Klúbburinn buys back 122,699,387 shares for ISK 400 million

By Public Technologies
  • Nova Klúbburinn is buying back 122,699,387 shares at ISK 3.26 per share through a Dutch auction.
  • Valid offers covered 159,526,476 shares at an average price of ISK 3.2578.
  • The buyback was capped at ISK 400 million, with oversubscribed offers accepted pro rata.
  • Accepted offers settle on Thursday, November 5.
  • Following the buyback, treasury holdings total 142,457,744 shares, representing 4.13% of share capital.


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