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Synsam Repurchases 130,000 Shares; Management Sells 42,240 for LTIP Taxes
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Synsam AB (publ) has reported two distinct share-related developments in its latest disclosures. First, the company confirmed the repurchase of 130,000 of its own shares during week 28 of its ongoing buy-back program. According to primary reporting from Synsam Group dated October 9, 2026, these transactions were executed between July 6 and July 10, 2026, on Nasdaq Stockholm, with DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB serving as the executing agent. This activity represents a continuation of the company's capital allocation strategy through the summer period. Concurrently, new reporting indicates that members of Synsam’s Group Management sold 42,240 shares. These sales were specifically undertaken to cover tax liabilities arising from the recently ended Long-Term Incentive Program (LTIP) 2023. The disclosure notes that a total of 196,114 shares were allotted to these management members under the incentive scheme. While both reports originate from Synsam Group and are dated October 9, 2026, they address separate mechanisms: corporate treasury operations versus individual executive liquidity needs related to compensation structures. No conflicting data points have been identified between these two announcements, which together provide a broader view of recent share movements involving both the company and its leadership.
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Developments
- 10-9 23:31 · 1 reportsSynsam Group Management sells shares to cover LTIP tax costsSynsam Group：Synsam Group Management Sells 42,240 Shares to Cover LTIP 2023 Tax Costs
- 10-9 23:31 · 1 reportsSynsam repurchases shares in week 28Synsam Group：Synsam Repurchases 130,000 Own Shares During Week 28 of Buy-Back Program
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- Synsam GroupSynsam 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.
- Synsam GroupSynsam Repurchases 130,000 Own Shares During Week 28 of Buy-Back Program
Synsam AB (publ) repurchased a total of 130,000 own shares between July 6 and July 10, 2026, as part of its share buy-back program. The transactions were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by DNB Carnegie Investment Bank AB (publ). This activity falls within the maximum MSEK 200 program announced on May 28, 2026, which runs from June 1, 2026, to February 26, 2027, aiming to adjust the company’s capital structure. Following these purchases, Synsam held 3,538,635 own shares as of July 10, 2026, out of 145,313,746 outstanding shares. Daily volumes ranged from 25,000 to 30,000 shares, with weighted average prices between SEK 55.55 and SEK 56.78.