
The company bought 30,000 shares on October 9, bringing its reported stake in its own capital to 6.08%.
Lokman Hekim bought 30,000 of its own shares on October 9, at prices ranging from TRY 11.07 to TRY 11.10, the company said in a KAP filing.
The purchase was made under a three-year buyback program approved by the board on February 19, 2025. The program allows for repurchases of up to 21,600,000 nominal shares, with a total fund of TRY 1,200,000,000.
After the transaction, the company said its holdings represented 6.08% of its capital. A buyback means the company purchases existing shares; it is not a dividend payment or an issue of new shares.
This article was produced with the help of AI technology. Source: Yahoo Finance