Central Puerto (NYSE: CEPU) buys back 112,000 shares on BYMA
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Central Puerto S.A. reported that it repurchased 112,000 of its own common shares on the BYMA market. The shares, each with a par value of ARS $1 and one vote, were bought at an average price of ARS $1,228.37 per share, for a total cash outlay of ARS $137,577,806. The transaction date was October 3, 2025, with trade completion on October 6, 2025, and no repurchases were made on the NYSE. The company stated that the acquisitions made that day did not exceed 25% of the average daily trading volume of its shares over the prior ninety business days, indicating compliance with applicable Argentine capital markets rules.
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FAQ
What did Central Puerto S.A. (CEPU) disclose in this 6-K filing?
Central Puerto S.A. disclosed that it repurchased its own common shares on the BYMA market in Argentina, detailing the number of shares acquired, prices paid, total cash amount, and confirming that the activity complied with limits under Argentine capital markets regulations.
How many Central Puerto (CEPU) shares were repurchased and at what price?
The company repurchased 112,000 common shares, each entitled to one vote, at an average price of ARS $1,228.37 per share.
What was the total cash amount used for the Central Puerto (CEPU) share buyback?
The total cash amount paid for the repurchased shares was ARS $137,577,806.
On which markets did Central Puerto (CEPU) execute the share repurchases?
The repurchase was executed on BYMA (Bolsas y Mercados Argentinos S.A.). The table in the disclosure shows no share repurchases on the NYSE for this transaction.
When did Central Puerto (CEPU) carry out and complete the share repurchase?
The transaction date for the share repurchase was October 3, 2025, and the trade completion date was October 6, 2025, both on the BYMA market.
Did Central Puerto (CEPU) comply with volume limits for its share repurchase?
Yes. The company stated that the acquisitions made on that day did not exceed 25% of the average daily trading volume of its shares over the previous ninety business days, as required under Argentine regulations.
