Demetra Holdings completes repurchase of 3,475 shares at €1.45 each under buyback programme
Cypriot investment firm Demetra Holdings Plc has repurchased 3,475 of its own shares at a price of €1.45 per share as part of its ongoing share buyback programme. The transactions took place on August 19, 2026, with a total financial outlay of €5,038.75. The repurchase was executed across six distinct market orders during a single trading session.
The share buyback was conducted on behalf of Demetra Holdings by the Cyprus Investment and Securities Corporation Ltd (CISCO) and disclosed publicly in compliance with the Cyprus Stock Exchange and Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission regulations. The corporate authority to carry out the repurchase was granted during the company's annual general meeting held on June 30, 2026.
This buyback forms part of Demetra Holdings’ strategy to manage its capital structure, with all shares acquired at a uniform price, reflecting the company’s ongoing commitment to shareholder value enhancement.
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