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Djurslands Bank buys back 130 shares in week 29 under DKK 35 million plan

Danish lender Djurslands Bank said purchases in week 29 brought total buybacks since 1 September 2025 to 39,031 shares worth DKK 34.54 million, with treasury shares at 1.02% of capital.

Summary

Djurslands Bank repurchased 130 shares in week 29 under its DKK 35 million share buyback programme, bringing total purchases since 1 September 2025 to 39,031 shares for DKK 34,542,203. The programme, announced on 1 September 2025 and due to run no later than 31 August 2026, is intended partly to reduce the bank’s share capital by up to DKK 25 million and partly to establish an employee share scheme of up to DKK 10 million. The buyback is being carried out under the EU Safe Harbour rules. After the latest transactions, Djurslands Bank said it held 27,161 own shares, equal to 1.02% of its share capital. The purchases were executed by Danske Bank A/S under ISIN DK0060136273.

Terms & Concepts
  • share buyback programme: A company plan to repurchase its own shares, often to reduce share capital or for other corporate purposes.
  • Safe Harbour rules: EU rules that set conditions for lawful share buybacks under the market abuse framework.
  • employee share scheme: An arrangement that provides shares to employees as part of compensation or incentive plans.