What is the size of the buyback relative to ICG's total outstanding shares?

The brief filing only confirms that ICG Enterprise Trust plc (ICG) has commenced a share‑repurchase program, but it does not disclose the number of shares being bought back or the percentage of the outstanding float that will be retired. Without those figures the exact size of the buyback relative to total shares cannot be quantified from the current information; you’ll need to review the company’s detailed share‑repurchase notice (or the next interim report) to obtain the authorized amount and the current share count.

From a market‑impact perspective, a modest‑size buyback (generally under 5 % of float) tends to provide a modest price floor and can be viewed as a confidence signal, especially for a niche trust like ICG where liquidity is limited. Conversely, a larger program—say 10 % or more of outstanding shares—could tighten supply noticeably, generate upward pressure on the price, and potentially trigger short‑covering rallies. Until the precise scale is known, the prudent approach is to watch volume and price action for any early signs of support, keep an eye on the next regulatory filing for the exact buyback size, and adjust position sizing accordingly. If the buyback proves sizable relative to float, consider a short‑term long bias on breakout confirmations; if it is minimal, maintain a neutral stance and focus on broader technical trends.