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Company Executes Share Buy-Back Program on Oslo Stock Exchange

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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A company announced a share buy-back program allowing for up to NOK 12,000,000, involving a maximum of 2,000,000 shares, between September 10, 2026, and January 29, 2027, according to a report from investegate.co.uk. DNB Carnegie carried out transactions under this program, and the company now holds 3,722,534 own shares, representing 4.81% of its share capital. This information was made public under the EU Market Abuse Regulation and the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.

From investegate.co.uk

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The company, a medical technology software provider specializing in image analysis and artificial intelligence, utilized the Oslo Stock Exchange for the buy-back program. The program details were published by the company's CFO, Richard Hallström.

A company headquartered in Oslo, Norway, is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

From investegate.co.uk

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  • companyThe company that announced and executed the share buy-back program
  • Oslo Stock ExchangeThe stock exchange where the company is listed and transactions occurred

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