Ascom capital reduction has been completed following the cancellation of 3 million repurchased registered shares, the Swiss company announced on October 23, 2026. The cancellation leaves Ascom Holding AG with 33 million registered shares and completes the capital-reduction step planned after its buyback ended on June 19.

Key Takeaways

  • Ascom has cancelled all 3 million shares repurchased under the completed buyback.
  • Registered share capital now totals CHF 16.5 million.
  • The October announcement confirms completion of a step that was still planned in June.

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Ascom capital reduction formalizes the share cancellation

The company’s capital reduction announcement confirms that the repurchased shares have now been cancelled, rather than simply retained by Ascom. Each remaining registered share has a nominal value of CHF 0.50.

At that nominal value, cancelling 3 million shares reduces registered share capital by CHF 1.5 million. That is distinct from the amount Ascom spent buying the shares in the market: nominal share capital is not a measure of the company’s market value.

ItemDetails
Buyback purchase valueCHF 13.4 million
Nominal capital cancelledCHF 1.5 million, calculated from 3 million shares at CHF 0.50 each
Registered share capital after cancellationCHF 16.5 million

From the June buyback completion to October cancellation

Ascom launched the buyback on May 30, 2025, and announced its completion on June 19, 2026. It repurchased 3 million registered shares, equivalent to 8.3% of all outstanding shares, on a second trading line on SIX Swiss Exchange for a total purchase value of CHF 13.4 million.

At the time, the board intended to cancel those shares using the capital band provided for in the company’s articles of association. The October announcement confirms that this subsequent step is complete; it does not announce a new round of share purchases.

Conclusion

The October 23 announcement closes the cancellation stage of Ascom’s completed buyback. It provides no timetable for another repurchase program or further capital reduction.

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