Exor buyback spending reached approximately €109 million under its first tranche after the company purchased 476,604 ordinary shares for €33.07 million during October 12–16, 2026. The October 19 update puts the tranche close to its €125 million ceiling, but does not announce its completion.
Key Takeaways
- First-tranche purchases totaled 1,564,066 ordinary shares by the October 19 update.
- Cumulative spending represents approximately 87% of the €125 million tranche ceiling.
- Exor held 6,602,442 treasury shares, equivalent to 3.18% of ordinary issued share capital.
Table of Contents
- Exor buyback approaches the first-tranche ceiling
- Weekly purchases span four trading venues
- Treasury holdings use two capital measures
- Conclusion
Exor buyback approaches the first-tranche ceiling
The approximately €109 million spent leaves roughly €16 million below the first tranche’s maximum size. Those figures describe purchases already completed and the remaining capacity, rather than a commitment that the entire balance will be spent immediately.
Exor’s 2026–2027 buyback program provides for up to €500 million of ordinary-share repurchases through March 2027. The first tranche began on September 23, 2026, with a limit of €125 million. Completion of that tranche would therefore not mean completion of the broader program.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Euronext Amsterdam | 265,683 shares; €18,432,519.01 excluding fees |
| CBOE DXE | 155,228 shares; €10,768,515.23 excluding fees |
| Turquoise Europe | 25,439 shares; €1,764,875.73 excluding fees |
| Aquis Exchange Europe | 30,254 shares; €2,099,594.81 excluding fees |
Weekly purchases span four trading venues
The transactions took place on Euronext Amsterdam, CBOE DXE, Turquoise Europe and Aquis Exchange Europe. Their combined consideration was €33,065,504.78, excluding fees.
Euronext Amsterdam accounted for the largest share of the week’s purchases. The venue breakdown below covers only October 12–16, not the cumulative tranche totals.
Treasury holdings use two capital measures
As of October 19, 2026, Exor held 6,602,442 ordinary shares in treasury. These represented 3.18% of total ordinary issued share capital.
Including special voting shares in the denominator, the same treasury holding represented 0.97% of total issued share capital. The two percentages measure the same holding against different capital bases.
Conclusion
The next milestone to watch is completion of the €125 million first tranche. The October 19 update confirms progress toward that limit, while the broader buyback program extends through March 2027.
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