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10-10Sat
  1. 20/20 Europe15

    Prodesign unveils updated visual identity and new brand platform

    Danish eyewear brand Prodesign, owned by Design Eyewear Group, has announced an updated visual direction featuring a refined logo, nuanced color usage, and character-driven visuals. The change introduces the "As you are" brand platform, emphasizing individuality and authenticity rather than idealization. Maria Sletten, Brand Manager, stated the update aims to remove noise and reveal the brand's existing foundation more clearly. The July 2026 collection is the first to launch under this new platform, extending the visual identity into product design. This evolution seeks to strengthen Prodesign’s presence in a crowded market while maintaining its heritage since 1973.

  2. 20/20 Europe12

    Ocuco appoints Dr. Mark Clark as North America Sales Executive

    Eyecare software provider Ocuco has appointed Dr. Mark Clark as Sales Executive for North America. In this role, Clark will support the Acuitas 3 practice management platform, OptiCommerce digital marketing solutions, and Innovations 3 lab management software. He brings over two decades of experience in laboratory operations, practice ownership, and digital strategy, including prior work launching e-commerce brands and managing virtual try-on software development. The appointment aims to strengthen Ocuco’s sales presence in North America as the company expands regionally. Ocuco, headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, maintains offices across the USA, Canada, Europe, and China.

  3. 20/20 Europe25

    Etnia Eyewear Culture appoints Massimo Vian as CEO to drive international growth

    Etnia Eyewear Culture appointed Massimo Vian as CEO, a move the company states aims to accelerate national and international growth. Vian will manage the group, which includes flagship brand Etnia Barcelona and independent brands lool, Pellicer, Moi Aussi, and The Readers. Founder David Pellicer transitions to Executive Chairman, retaining responsibility for long-term strategy and creative identity. The appointment occurs 25 years after Etnia Barcelona’s creation. Etnia Barcelona claims to be one of Europe’s best-selling brands, while lool is described as one of the group’s fastest-growing. The B2B channel via independent opticians remains a key asset in this new phase.

  4. 20/20 Europe42

    Marcolin and Marchon Announce Integrated Leadership Appointments Ahead of 2027 Unification

    Marcolin and Marchon Eyewear, both under VSP Vision™, announced new senior leadership appointments to strengthen synergies and support integration ahead of their full unification scheduled for early 2027. Marco D’Acunzo assumes the role of President Eyewear Americas, overseeing operations in the US, Canada, and Latin America. Antonio Castiglione is appointed Managing Director LATAM for both companies. Ross Brownlee becomes President Eyewear EMEA & APAC, effective September 1, leading these regions as a single integrated business unit. Lorenzo Barberio is named Managing Director APAC for Marcolin and Marchon. Nicola Zotta, President of Eyewear and Managing Director of both brands, stated that this integrated leadership model aims to accelerate decision-making and enhance client support globally.

  5. 20/20 Europe20

    De Rigo CMO Barbara De Rigo Advocates Brand Consistency Over Trends in Premium Eyewear

    In an October 1, 2026 interview with 20/20 Europe, De Rigo Chief Marketing Officer Barbara De Rigo stated that the company prioritizes brand consistency over short-lived trends to sustain growth in the premium eyewear market. She argued that consumers increasingly value craftsmanship and heritage, viewing eyewear as a tool for self-expression rather than a purely functional accessory. De Rigo emphasized maintaining distinct identities across its portfolio, which includes licensed partners Chopard, Roberto Cavalli, Porsche Design, Philipp Plein, and Rodenstock. The strategy involves tailored collections that respect each brand’s aesthetic DNA while avoiding homogenization. By balancing family-owned agility with international execution capabilities, De Rigo aims to enhance point-of-sale presence and support opticians in differentiating their offerings through targeted content and training programs.

  6. 20/20 Europe50

    ARCUS announces optical launch and partnership with Marc Le Bihan

    ARCUS announced a strategic partnership with French retailer Marc Le Bihan, marking the official launch of its first optical frame collection. The debut featured a pop-up at the Marc Le Bihan boutique in Paris from September 28 to October 6, 2026. Founded in 2023 for hand-pierced sunglasses, ARCUS adapted five emblematic frames into optical styles available at the new store. The brand offers a hybrid shopping experience where customers in France can order via the ARCUS website and book appointments at nearby Marc Le Bihan locations. Partner opticians perform measurements and lens customization on-site, allowing customers to choose between in-store pickup or paid home delivery after final assembly.

  8. Contact Lens Spectrum22

    Zeiss Appoints Jesper Wiegandt as CEO of Vision Care

    Effective October 1, 2026, Zeiss appointed Jesper Wiegandt as CEO of Zeiss Vision Care. He succeeds Sven Hermann, who remains CEO of Zeiss Consumer Markets and continues leading its board of management. Wiegandt retains his role as acting chief commercial officer of Zeiss Vision Care. Since joining Zeiss in 2022 as chief marketing officer, he has focused on strengthening the consumer brand and expanding awareness. Prior to Zeiss, he held international leadership roles at Procter & Gamble and founded a strategy consultancy. Separately, Zeiss named Axel Christian president of Zeiss North America, a newly created position unifying operations in the United States and Canada. Christian will lead regional growth initiatives and cross-segment collaboration, based in Dublin, California.

10-9Fri
  1. DOZ Verlag27

    Mido Awards 2027 Open Applications for Sustainability and Store Innovation Categories

    The application phase for the Mido Awards 2027 has begun, inviting eyewear companies and optical retailers to compete. Winners will be announced during the Mido trade fair held February 6–8, 2027, at Fiera Milano Rho. The CSE Award (fifth edition) and CSE Corporate Award (second edition), initiated by Mido, ANFAO, and Certottica, accept submissions until January 8, focusing on sustainable products and corporate ESG strategies respectively. The Best Store Award (twelfth edition), open to global optical shops, closes applications on December 31. Additionally, the Sergio Cereda Eyewear Design Award accepts entries until November 30.

  2. DOZ Verlag15

    Hoya Lens Deutschland provides social media materials to partner opticians for World Sight Day 2026

    On October 8, 2026, Hoya Lens Deutschland made a social-media post series with accompanying texts available to its partner businesses for World Sight Day. The materials focus on eye health and regular vision tests, covering aspects of vision in children and adults. They aim to help optical shops raise customer awareness about the importance of regular eye exams and highlight their professional advisory competence. Partners can also conduct local actions such as vision tests or information offers. Activities can be shared using the international hashtag #LoveYourEyes. Hoya is also supporting the day on its own social-media channels.

  3. DOZ Verlag37

    Karavan Kids' ZIGZAG wins Silmo d’Or 2026 in Children category

    The children’s eyewear frame ZIGZAG by Karavan Kids won the Silmo d’Or 2026 in the Children category at Silmo Paris. The model, designed by Jeanne Delfosse and Jeanne Vigneron, defeated four other finalists. According to the Design Eyewear Group, the jury praised its technical construction, including the hinge design, and child-friendly geometric patterns. Karavan Kids has been part of the Design Eyewear Group since 2025. This marks the group’s third consecutive Silmo d’Or award, following CENSUR by Prodesign in 2024 and FLARE by Face à Face in 2025. Each prize went to a different brand within the corporate group.

  4. Synsam Group12

    Synsam repurchases 55,000 own shares in early January 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 55,000 of its own shares between December 29, 2025, and January 2, 2026. These transactions are part of a share buy-back program announced on August 21, 2025, with a maximum value of MSEK 160, running until February 27, 2026. The repurchases were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB to adjust the company’s capital structure. Daily volumes included 20,000 shares on December 29 and 30, and 15,000 shares on January 2, with no activity on New Year's Eve or Day. Following these purchases, Synsam holds 5,061,354 own shares out of 147,864,494 outstanding shares.

  5. Synsam Group12

    Synsam repurchases 70,000 shares in early January 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 70,000 own shares between January 5 and January 9, 2026. These transactions were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB as part of a share buy-back program announced on August 21, 2025. The program, which runs from August 25, 2025, to February 27, 2026, has a maximum value of MSEK 160 and aims to adjust the company’s capital structure by reducing share capital. Daily volumes ranged from 10,000 to 20,000 shares, with weighted average prices between SEK 66.63 and SEK 67.94. Following these purchases, Synsam held 5,131,354 own shares out of 147,864,494 outstanding shares as of January 9, 2026.

  6. Synsam Group5

    Synsam repurchases 100,000 shares during January 12–16, 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 100,000 own shares between January 12 and January 16, 2026, as part of a share buy-back program initiated to adjust the company’s capital structure. The transactions were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ). This activity falls under a maximum MSEK 160 program announced on August 21, 2025, which runs until February 27, 2026. Following these repurchases, Synsam held 5,231,354 own shares as of January 16, 2026, against 147,864,494 outstanding shares. Daily volumes averaged 20,000 shares with weighted average prices ranging from SEK 66.71 to SEK 68.15.

  7. Synsam Group12

    Synsam repurchases 115,000 shares during week 4 of January 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 115,000 own shares between January 19 and January 23, 2026. These transactions are part of a share buy-back program announced on August 21, 2025, with a maximum value of MSEK 160, running until February 27, 2026. The repurchases were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB to adjust the company’s capital structure. Daily volumes ranged from 20,000 to 25,000 shares, with weighted average prices between SEK 64.67 and SEK 66.93. Following these purchases, Synsam holds 5,346,354 own shares out of 147,864,494 outstanding shares.

  8. Synsam Group10

    Synsam Repurchases 125,000 Shares in Week 5 of Buy-Back Program

    Synsam AB repurchased a total of 125,000 own shares between January 26 and January 30, 2026. These transactions are part of a share buy-back program announced on August 21, 2025, with a maximum value of MSEK 160, running until February 27, 2026. The purpose is to adjust the company’s capital structure by reducing share capital. All repurchases were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB on behalf of Synsam. Following these purchases, Synsam holds 5,471,354 own shares as of January 30, 2026. The total number of outstanding shares remains 147,864,494. Daily volumes averaged 25,000 shares, with weighted average prices ranging from SEK 65.68 to SEK 66.67 per day during this period.

  9. Synsam Group10

    Synsam Group to Release Year-end Report 2025 on February 20, 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) will release its Year-end report 2025 on Friday, February 20, 2026, at 07.30 CET. The company will simultaneously publish President and CEO Håkan Lundstedt’s comment and a results presentation with CFO Per Hedblom as video materials on the investor relations website. Live Q&A sessions are scheduled for the same day via webcast without pre-registration requirements. A Swedish-language session begins at 09.30 CET, while an English-language session starts at 10.30 CET. Both sessions feature Lundstedt and Hedblom. These presentations aim to complement the written report and provide further insight into operations for stock market participants, including investors, analysts, and media.

  10. Synsam Group10

    Synsam repurchases 125,000 shares during February 2–6, 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 125,000 own shares between February 2 and February 6, 2026. These transactions form part of a share buy-back program announced on August 21, 2025, with a maximum value of MSEK 160, running until February 27, 2026. The repurchases were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ) to adjust the company’s capital structure in compliance with EU Market Abuse Regulation and Safe Harbour Regulation standards. Daily volumes averaged 25,000 shares, with weighted average prices ranging from SEK 65.137296 to SEK 65.837776. Following these purchases, Synsam holds 5,596,354 own shares out of 147,864,494 outstanding shares.

  11. Synsam Group10

    Synsam Repurchases 125,000 Shares During Week 7 of 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 125,000 own shares between February 9 and February 13, 2026. These transactions are part of a share buy-back program announced on August 21, 2025, with a maximum value of MSEK 160, running from August 25, 2025, to February 27, 2026. The program aims to adjust the company’s capital structure by reducing share capital. All repurchases were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ). Following these purchases, Synsam holds 5,721,354 own shares out of 147,864,494 outstanding shares. Daily volumes averaged 25,000 shares, with weighted average prices ranging from SEK 58.83 to SEK 65.73 during the week.

  12. Synsam Group75

    Synsam Group Reports Record 2025 Earnings with Strong Growth in Subscriptions and Smart Glasses Expansion

    Synsam Group announced strong fourth-quarter results for 2025, with net sales rising 9.4% to SEK 1,784 million and organic growth reaching 11.4%. Full-year net sales increased 9.8% to SEK 7,065 million, supported by a 10.4% rise in spectacles subscription revenue and a customer base of approximately 756,000 subscribers. The company reported an EBITDA margin of 23.2% for the quarter and proposed a dividend of SEK 1.80 per share. Strategic developments included the full implementation of Synsam EyeView in Sweden and Norway, the launch of smart glasses (including Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta, and Nuance), and the establishment of a new e-commerce warehouse to meet online demand. Synsam also expanded its store network, opening 24 new locations in 2025, and integrated second-hand frames into its standard assortment.

    Editorial relevance: Synsam's year-end report highlights record financial performance driven by subscription growth and strategic investments in smart glasses and e-commerce infrastructure, reinforcing its position in the Nordic optical retail market.

  13. Synsam Group7

    Synsam repurchases 100,000 shares during February 16–20, 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 100,000 own shares between February 16 and February 20, 2026. These transactions form part of the company’s share buy-back program, announced on August 21, 2025, with a maximum value of MSEK 160 and running until February 27, 2026. The repurchases were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB to adjust Synsam’s capital structure. Daily volumes averaged 20,000 shares, with weighted average prices ranging from SEK 60.23 to SEK 66.50. Following these purchases, Synsam holds 5,821,354 own shares out of 147,864,494 outstanding shares. The program complies with EU Market Abuse Regulation and Safe Harbour Regulation requirements.

  14. Synsam Group12

    Synsam Completes SEK 160 Million Share Buy-Back Program with Final Week Repurchases

    Synsam AB (publ) concluded its share buy-back program on February 27, 2026, having repurchased a total of 2,550,748 own shares for approximately SEK 160 million. The final week’s activity involved buying back 80,646 shares between February 23 and February 27, executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ). Daily volumes ranged from 9,589 to 18,000 shares, with weighted average prices falling from SEK 69.77 to SEK 68.20. This completion marks the end of the maximum MSEK 160 program announced on August 21, 2025, which ran from August 25, 2025, until February 27, 2026. Following these transactions, Synsam holds 5,902,000 own shares out of 147,864,494 outstanding shares. The initiative aims to adjust the company’s capital structure by reducing share capital in compliance with EU Market Abuse Regulation and Safe Harbour Regulation standards.

  15. Synsam Group55

    Synsam launches Alicia Lind eyewear brand as part of Swedish production expansion

    Synsam Group has launched Alicia Lind, a new eyewear brand designed and manufactured at its Production and Innovation Center in Frösön, Sweden. This initiative supports the company's strategy to reshore production and enhance supply chain resilience. The collection includes 14 ophthalmic acetate frames and six sunglasses, targeting modern women with high-quality designs at an attractive price point. Recommended prices are SEK 2,500 for eyeglasses and SEK 1,500 for sunglasses. The brand will be available in all Synsam stores across the Nordics starting March 12, 2026. Synsam reported producing approximately 100,000 frames in 2025, with plans to double capacity to around 200,000 frames in 2026.

  16. Synsam Group50

    Synsam launches Alicia Lind eyewear brand produced in Sweden

    Synsam Group launched Alicia Lind™, a new eyewear brand designed and manufactured at its Production and Innovation Center in Frösön, Jämtland. The collection includes 14 ophthalmic acetate frames and six sunglasses, available in all Synsam stores across the Nordics starting March 12, 2026. Recommended prices are SEK 2,500 for eyeglasses and SEK 1,500 for sunglasses. This launch supports Synsam’s strategy to reshore production and increase value chain control. The Frösön factory, inaugurated in 2022, produced approximately 100,000 frames in 2025, with plans to double output to roughly 200,000 frames in 2026. CEO Håkan Lundstedt stated that local production aims to improve flexibility, reduce supply chain risks, and strengthen margins over time.

  17. Synsam Group7

    Synsam AB Announces Annual General Meeting for April 2026 in Stockholm

    Synsam AB (publ) has issued notice for its annual general meeting, scheduled for Wednesday, 22 April 2026, at 11:00 a.m. CEST at the company’s headquarters in Stockholm, Sweden. Shareholders must be registered with Euroclear Sweden AB by the record date of Tuesday, 14 April 2026, and provide notice of attendance by Thursday, 16 April 2026, via electronic, postal, email, or telephone channels. The proposed agenda includes resolutions on financial statements, board elections, auditor appointments, remuneration reports, share capital adjustments, and a long-term incentive program (LTIP 2026). Nominee shareholders are required to complete voting right registration by the same deadline to participate.

  18. Synsam Group15

    Synsam Group Publishes 2025 Annual Report

    Synsam AB (publ) has published its Annual Report for 2025, making the document available on the company’s website. The report was submitted for publication at 11:00 a.m. CET on March 26, 2026, in compliance with the Swedish Securities Markets Act. While primarily designed for digital reading, a limited edition of printed copies is available upon request via telephone. Synsam Group, a leading Nordic optician group operating under brands including Synsam and Profil Optik, reported net sales of approximately SEK 7.1 billion for 2025. The company employs roughly 5,400 people across approximately 600 stores in the Nordics.

  19. Synsam Group12

    Synsam AGM Approves SEK 1.80 Dividend, Re-elects Board and Authorizes LTIP 2026

    Synsam AB held its annual general meeting in Stockholm, adopting the 2025 financial statements and approving a dividend of SEK 1.80 per share, with payment expected on April 29, 2026. The meeting discharged the board and CEO from liability for 2025 and re-elected Peter Törnquist as chairman along with six other board members and Deloitte AB as auditor. Shareholders authorized the board to issue shares or warrants up to a 10 percent dilution limit and to repurchase own shares up to 10 percent of total capital on Nasdaq Stockholm. Additionally, the AGM approved a new long-term incentive program (LTIP 2026) for approximately 80 key individuals, featuring performance-based share awards after a three-year vesting period tied to organic growth, EBITDA, sustainability, and shareholder return targets.

  20. Synsam Group47

    Synsam Group to open NK Eyewear & Optics store in Gothenburg on April 23

    Synsam Group will open its premium concept, NK Eyewear & Optics, at Nordiska Kompaniet in Gothenburg on April 23. This follows the successful launch of the same concept in Stockholm. The 180-square-meter ground-floor store features over 1,000 frames from approximately 30 exclusive brands, including Bottega Veneta, Tom Ford, Celine, Loewe, Dior, and Cartier. The location combines high-end fashion with clinical expertise, offering fully equipped eye examination rooms staffed by licensed opticians who utilize advanced technology such as OCT cameras for retinal imaging. Trained style experts guide customers through frame and lens selection, aiming to merge functional vision needs with individual style preferences. President and CEO Håkan Lundstedt describes the venue as a luxury destination designed to elevate the overall retail experience for style-conscious consumers.

  21. Synsam Group67

    Synsam Launches Exclusive Partnership with Erling Haaland and Enters International E-Commerce Markets

    Synsam Group announced an exclusive partnership with football star Erling Haaland, launching a collection of 64 eyewear frames for women, men, and youth. The collection will be available in Synsam’s core Nordic markets (Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark) via stores and online, while simultaneously entering international e-commerce through synsam.com in Germany, the UK, France, Italy, Spain, and Poland. CEO Håkan Lundstedt described this as a major investment in trying new sales channels internationally. Additionally, a limited edition of 999 gold-colored sports glasses will release on June 9 ahead of the FIFA World Cup, available in selected stores and online across all core markets.

    Editorial relevance: Synsam's partnership with Erling Haaland marks a strategic expansion into international e-commerce, leveraging celebrity endorsement to drive online sales in new European markets.

  22. Synsam Group12

    Synsam Group Announces Q1 2026 Report Release and Live Q&A Sessions

    Synsam AB (publ) will release its interim report for the first quarter of 2026 on May 8, 2026, at 07.30 CET. The company plans to publish President and CEO Håkan Lundstedt’s comment and a results presentation with CFO Per Hedblom simultaneously. Presentation materials will be available on the investor relations website at that time. Additionally, Synsam Group will host live webcast Q&A sessions on the same day: one in Swedish at 09.30 CEST and another in English at 10.30 CEST. Both sessions feature Lundstedt and Hedblom as speakers, allowing investors, analysts, and media to ask questions without pre-registration.

  23. Synsam Group75

    Synsam Group Reports Improved Q1 Profitability and Announces Haaland Partnership to Launch Online Sales in Europe

    Synsam Group reported net sales of SEK 1,773 million for Q1 2026, up 3.8 percent, with organic growth at 5.6 percent. EBIT increased to SEK 186 million, and cash flow from operating activities rose to SEK 374 million. Net sales from spectacles subscriptions grew 6.1 percent, reaching approximately 770,000 customers. Following the quarter, Synsam announced an exclusive strategic partnership with football star Erling Haaland. This collaboration involves launching a new collection of eyewear, sunglasses, and sports eyewear. Crucially, this initiative marks Synsam’s launch of online sales via synsam.com in selected European markets, aiming for cost-effective international expansion beyond its core Nordic operations.

    Editorial relevance: Synsam Group's Q1 report highlights improved profitability and announces a strategic partnership with Erling Haaland that includes launching online sales in selected European markets, marking a significant step in their cross-border e-commerce expansion.

  24. Synsam Group35

    Synsam Board Resolves to Repurchase Own Shares Under 2026 AGM Authorization

    Synsam AB’s board of directors resolved on May 28, 2026, to acquire own shares pursuant to the authorization granted by its annual general meeting held on April 22, 2026. The buyback program aims to adjust the company’s capital structure by reducing share capital, with the board intending to propose redemption of repurchased shares at the 2027 annual general meeting. Acquisitions will occur on Nasdaq Stockholm between June 1, 2026, and February 26, 2027, in compliance with EU Market Abuse Regulation and Safe Harbour Regulation rules. An independent investment firm or credit institution will execute trades. Key limitations include a maximum purchase amount of MSEK 200 and a cap preventing total own shares from exceeding 10 percent of all outstanding shares. Currently, Synsam holds 3,351,252 own shares out of 145,313,746 outstanding shares.

  25. Synsam Group12

    Synsam Cancels 2.55 Million Own Shares, Reducing Total to 145.3 Million

    Synsam AB (publ) completed the cancellation of 2,550,748 own shares in May 2026, following a resolution by its Annual General Meeting. This action reduced the total number of shares and votes to 145,313,746 as of 29 May 2026. The Nordic optician group disclosed this change pursuant to the Swedish Financial Instruments Trading Act. Synsam operates approximately 600 stores under brands including Synsam, Synsam Outlet, and Profil Optik in Denmark, with net sales of roughly SEK 7.1 billion for the rolling twelve months ending March 2026.

  26. Synsam Group65

    Synsam Group Reports 770,000 Subscribers for Lifestyle Model Ten Years After Launch

    Ten years after its 2016 launch in Sweden, Synsam Group’s subscription service, Synsam Lifestyle, has reached approximately 770,000 customers across the Nordic region. The company states that this model now accounts for more than half of Synsam Group’s total revenue. Initially piloted to challenge traditional eyewear purchase cycles, the service includes prescription glasses, sunglasses, sports eyewear, and eye examinations under a predictable monthly cost. Growth milestones show subscriber numbers rising from roughly 193,000 in 2019 to 511,000 in 2022, and 756,000 in 2025. The offering has expanded to include solutions for children, seniors, contact lens users, second-hand collections, smart glasses, and corporate clients. Available in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, and the Faroe Islands, the subscription is described by CEO Håkan Lundstedt as a key driver transforming customer behavior toward ongoing eye health management.

    Editorial relevance: The report highlights the significant scale and revenue contribution of Synsam's subscription model, illustrating a shift toward service-based business models in the optical industry.

  27. Synsam Group10

    Synsam repurchases 125,000 shares in week 23 of June 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 125,000 own shares between June 1 and June 5, 2026. These transactions form part of a share buy-back program announced on May 28, 2026, with a maximum value of MSEK 200, running until February 26, 2027, to adjust the company’s capital structure. Executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ), the daily volume was 25,000 shares each day, with weighted average prices ranging from SEK 54.81 to SEK 56.67. Following these repurchases, Synsam holds 3,476,252 own shares out of 145,313,746 outstanding shares. The program complies with EU Market Abuse Regulation and Safe Harbour Regulation requirements.

  28. Synsam Group5

    Synsam Group Management Sells 42,240 Shares to Cover LTIP 2023 Tax Costs

    Members of Synsam’s Group Management sold 42,240 shares to cover tax liabilities arising from the recently ended LTIP 2023 share-based incentive program. A total of 196,114 shares were allotted to these members under the program. Following the divestments, the concerned executives retain a larger holding in Synsam than they held prior to the allotment. These transactions have been reported to the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority (Finansinspektionen) as required by regulations, and current shareholdings are available at synsamgroup.com. The sales were specifically executed to manage tax costs associated with the share allocation, not for general liquidity or strategic exit purposes.

  29. Synsam Group15

    Synsam repurchases 125,000 shares in week 24 of buy-back program

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 125,000 own shares between June 8 and June 12, 2026. These transactions form part of a share buy-back program announced on May 28, 2026, with a maximum value of MSEK 200, running from June 1, 2026, until February 26, 2027. The repurchases were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB to adjust the company’s capital structure. Following these purchases, Synsam holds 3,059,190 own shares as of June 12, 2026, out of 145,313,746 outstanding shares. Daily volumes averaged 25,000 shares, with weighted average prices ranging from SEK 54.65 to SEK 57.93 per day during the period.

  30. Synsam Group12

    Synsam Repurchases 99,445 Shares in Week 25 of Buy-Back Program

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 99,445 own shares between June 15 and June 18, 2026. These transactions are part of a share buy-back program announced on May 28, 2026, with a maximum value of MSEK 200, running from June 1, 2026, to February 26, 2027. The repurchases were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ) to adjust the company’s capital structure. Following these purchases, Synsam holds 3,158,635 own shares out of 145,313,746 outstanding shares. Daily volumes ranged from 24,445 to 25,000 shares, with weighted average prices between SEK 57.27 and SEK 58.59.

  31. Synsam Group7

    Synsam repurchases 125,000 shares during week 26 of 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 125,000 own shares between June 22 and June 26, 2026. These transactions occurred on Nasdaq Stockholm via DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB as part of a share buy-back program announced on May 28, 2026. The program, capped at MSEK 200, runs from June 1, 2026, to February 26, 2027, aiming to adjust the company’s capital structure by reducing share capital in compliance with EU Market Abuse Regulation and Safe Harbour Regulation standards. Daily volumes were 25,000 shares each day, with weighted average prices ranging from SEK 54.255332 to SEK 56.707088. Following these purchases, Synsam holds 3,283,635 own shares out of 145,313,746 outstanding shares.

  32. Synsam Group10

    Synsam repurchases 125,000 shares during late June and early July 2026

    Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 125,000 own shares between June 29 and July 3, 2026. These transactions form part of a share buy-back program announced on May 28, 2026, with a maximum value of MSEK 200, running from June 1, 2026, to February 26, 2027. The repurchases were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ) in compliance with EU Market Abuse Regulation and Safe Harbour Regulation standards. Following these purchases, Synsam’s holding of own shares as of July 3, 2026, amounts to 3,408,635 shares out of 145,313,746 outstanding shares. The program aims to adjust the company’s capital structure by reducing share capital.