Fidelity Emerging Markets corrects buyback announcement, reports 125,034 shares repurchased for cancellation

By Public Technologies
  • Fidelity Emerging Markets corrected its announcement on the repurchase of 125,034 shares for cancellation on November 11, 2026.
  • The average price paid was GBp 1269.74 per share.
  • Purchase prices ranged from GBp 1266 to GBp 1272 per share.
  • Following the transaction, issued share capital totaled 46,112,041 shares, with 9,025,940 shares held in treasury.
  • Total voting rights stood at 37,086,102.


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