As announced on 28 February 2024 Bouvet ASA has initiated repurchase of up to
800,000 of the company's own shares to be used in its share programme for
employees.
From 18 June through 19 June the company bought 31,900 shares at an average
price of NOK 62.9756. See the attached documents for detailed information about
the transactions made.
The company has bought a total of 800,000 shares at an average price of NOK
62.7309 since 1 March.
After these transactions, the company owns 989,323 treasury shares.
The company hereby ends buyback of own shares for utilisation in its share
programme for employees.
For further information, please contact: CFO: Trude Hole, telephone: +47 977 10
344.
This information is made public by the Company pursuant to the EU Market Abuse
Regulation article 5, as supplemented by Commission Delegated Regulation (EU)
2016/1052 and is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12
the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.
More information:
Access the news on Oslo Bors NewsWeb site
621969_Bouvet ASA buyback as of 19.06.2024.pdf 621969_Transaction 240618 - 240619.pdf
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Bouvet ASA
Provider
Oslo Børs Newspoint
Company Name
BOUVET
ISIN
NO0010360266
Symbol
BOUV
Market
Oslo Børs
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Bouvet ASA is a Norway-based consultancy company, which designs, develops and provides advice on IT solutions and digital communication in the fields of technology, communication and enterprise management. The Company's workforce comprises engineers, designers, copywriters, economists, political scientists, psychologists, educators and anthropologists who support companies and public players in every sector. Bouvet provide solutions which contribute to stable energy supply, a more efficient public sector, more secure banks, a richer media picture, better health, safety and the environment in the oil sector, reduced administration for transport undertakings and an improved customer experience in the retail sector.