
The company said its October 13 repurchase cost 1,426,700 lira, bringing repurchased shares to 3.30941% of capital.
Ege Yapı Avrupa Gayrimenkul Yatırım Ortaklığı repurchased 85,000 of its shares on October 13 for 1,426,700 lira, according to its KAP disclosure. The shares bought back now represent 3.30941% of the company’s capital, it said.
The repurchase is part of a program launched under a September 1 board decision. The program covers up to 13,500,000 lira in nominal share value, with a maximum payment of 400,000,000 lira.
The company said the buyback aims to limit sharp price swings and protect shareholders’ interests. A buyback means the company purchases its existing shares; it is not a dividend payment to shareholders.
This article was produced with the help of AI technology. Source: Yahoo Finance