Repurchases of shares by EQT AB during week 32, 2025 - Candlesense

Repurchases of shares by EQT AB during week 32, 2025

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Between 4 August 2025 and 8 August 2025 EQT AB (LEI code 213800U7P9GOIRKCTB34) ("EQT") has repurchased in total 538,275 own ordinary shares (ISIN: SE0012853455) The repurchases form part of the repurchase program of a maximum of 5,535,521 own...

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How will the share repurchase affect EQT's earnings per share (EPS) and valuation multiples? What is the total amount of cash used for the buyback and how does it compare to EQT's cash reserves and other capital allocation priorities? What is the average price per share paid in this repurchase and how does it compare to the current market price? How does this week’s repurchase volume and price compare to the historical repurchase activity for EQQ and its peers? What impact will the reduction in float have on liquidity and the bid‑ask spread for EQT shares? Are there any upcoming regulatory or shareholder approval constraints that could affect the remaining share repurchase program? How will this buyback influence the company's free float and potential ownership concentration? What is the remaining amount of shares authorized for repurchase after this transaction, and how does the schedule look for the rest of the program? How does the market react to the news (price movement, volume) on the day of announcement and in the following days? What is the rationale behind the timing of this repurchase – is it opportunistic based on price, or driven by other strategic considerations? How does this buyback compare to similar buyback programs in the industry in terms of scale and frequency? Will the repurchase affect any upcoming dividend or capital allocation decisions? What are the tax implications for shareholders and the company from this repurchase? How does this repurchase program impact the company’s debt ratios and overall capital structure? What is the expected impact on the share price over the short‑term and the medium‑term?