Exor buyback purchases reached approximately €125 million, completing the first tranche of its share repurchase program, the company announced on October 26, 2026. Exor acquired 1,795,096 ordinary shares under the tranche, which began on September 23.
Key Takeaways
- Exor completed the €125 million first tranche before its expected end-November deadline.
- Purchases during October 19–23 totaled 231,030 shares for €15.75 million, excluding fees.
- Treasury holdings stood at 6,833,472 ordinary shares, or 3.29% of ordinary issued share capital.
Table of Contents
- Exor buyback finishes with purchases across four venues
- First tranche sits within a €500 million program
- Treasury shares reach 3.29% of ordinary capital
- Conclusion
Exor buyback finishes with purchases across four venues
The final disclosed trading period covered October 19–23, 2026. Exor bought shares on Euronext Amsterdam, CBOE DXE, Turquoise Europe and Aquis Exchange Europe, spending a combined €15,747,832.38 excluding fees.
Euronext Amsterdam accounted for the largest portion of that week's purchases and was the only venue showing transactions on all five trading days. Transactions on the other three venues were recorded on October 19 and 20. The disclosed daily average purchase prices across the venues ranged from €67.63 to €68.36 per share, excluding fees.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Euronext Amsterdam | October 19–23: 139,364 shares; €9,493,017.71 excluding fees |
| CBOE DXE | October 19–20: 65,859 shares; €4,494,634.10 excluding fees |
| Turquoise Europe | October 19–20: 11,845 shares; €807,897.08 excluding fees |
| Aquis Exchange Europe | October 19–20: 13,962 shares; €952,283.49 excluding fees |
First tranche sits within a €500 million program
Exor's September 23 buyback launch announcement set out a broader €500 million program intended to reduce the company's share capital. The initial tranche was capped at €125 million and was expected to finish by the end of November, or earlier if that maximum was reached.
Completion in October therefore came ahead of the expected end-November timetable. It marks the completion of the first tranche, not the entire €500 million program.
The launch terms also stated that Exor was not obliged to carry out the program and could suspend, discontinue or modify it in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
Treasury shares reach 3.29% of ordinary capital
As of October 26, Exor held 6,833,472 ordinary shares in treasury. These represented 3.29% of total ordinary issued share capital.
Including special voting shares in the denominator, the treasury holding represented 1.01% of total issued share capital. The two percentages describe the same holding against different capital bases; the update reported treasury ownership rather than completed cancellation of those shares.
Conclusion
The first tranche is complete, while the broader program remains a separate undertaking. Exor's announced weekly progress disclosures are the next reporting point to watch for further repurchase activity.
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