Alm. Brand Group Completes Proportionate Share Buyback from Alm. Brand af 1792 fmba

Alm. Brand Group A/S has successfully completed a block buyback of 3,159,286 shares from Alm. Brand af 1792 fmba, amounting to DKK 47.8 million. This transaction represents 47.8% of the total share buyback of DKK 100 million announced on 22 January 2025. The buyback was executed at the closing price of the company's shares on Nasdaq Copenhagen on 5 February 2025.

The completion of this buyback maintains Alm. Brand af 1792 fmba's percentage ownership interest in Alm. Brand Group A/S following the total share buyback. This strategic move ensures that Alm. Brand af 1792 fmba's stake in the company remains stable, allowing it to maintain control over strategic decisions and protect its interests.



The block buyback also demonstrates Alm. Brand af 1792 fmba's financial commitment to Alm. Brand Group A/S. This commitment signals confidence in the company's future prospects and may attract other investors. Additionally, the increased share buyback program, which includes the block buyback, is intended to purchase shares for the employee share scheme in 2025. This can help attract, retain, and motivate key talent, ultimately contributing to the company's long-term success.



The completion of the buyback program has several implications for the company's capital structure and financial flexibility. The reduction in outstanding shares increases the ownership percentage of existing shareholders, including Alm. Brand af 1792 fmba, and improves earnings per share. This can make the company's shares more attractive to investors. Furthermore, the completion of the buyback program increases Alm. Brand Group's financial flexibility, as the company has invested DKK 220 million in the buyback program from its own cash flows.

In conclusion, the completion of the proportionate share buyback from Alm. Brand af 1792 fmba has strategic implications for Alm. Brand Group A/S. The buyback maintains Alm. Brand af 1792 fmba's percentage ownership interest in the company, demonstrates financial commitment, and contributes to the employee share scheme. The buyback also has positive effects on the company's capital structure, earnings per share, and financial flexibility.