
The company bought 30,000 of its shares under its ongoing program, bringing its reported stake in its capital to 6.11%.
Lokman Hekim bought 30,000 of its own shares on Oct. 13, at prices ranging from TL 10.98 to TL 11.06. The company said its stake in its capital reached 6.11% after the purchase.
The transaction was made under a three-year buyback program approved in February 2025. The program allows purchases of up to 21,600,000 shares and sets aside TL 1,200,000,000.
A buyback means the company purchases existing shares; it is not a dividend payment or new capital raised from investors. KAP’s disclosure does not state how much of the program’s funding has been used.
This article was produced with the help of AI technology. Source: Yahoo Finance