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Ryanair Holdings plc filings document foreign-private-issuer disclosures furnished on Form 6-K for its airline group and RYAAY American depositary receipts. The records include recurring announcements of ordinary-share and ADS-linked repurchases under the company's share buyback program, with purchased shares cancelled as part of capital-management activity.
Ryanair's filings also report total voting rights, major-holdings notifications under Irish transparency rules, and operating traffic statistics such as guests carried and load factor. Together, these disclosures describe the company's capital structure, ownership thresholds, ADR-linked share activity, and recurring airline operating metrics.
Ryanair Holdings plc has provided a Form 6-K update on its ongoing share buy-back programme announced on 20 May 2025. During the five-day period from 16–20 June 2025, the company repurchased and immediately cancelled a total of 27,915 ordinary shares (nominal value €0.006) on the Irish market and 170,900 ordinary shares underlying American Depositary Shares (ADSs) in the United States.
The volume-weighted average purchase prices were tightly clustered around €23.09-€23.43 for ordinary shares and US $27.41-$28.15 for ADSs. All repurchases were executed under the authority of the existing Board-approved programme and will reduce the company’s issued share capital accordingly. Ryanair confirms that these transactions comply with Article 5(1)(b) of EU Market Abuse Regulation (596/2014) and will continue to disclose future weekly repurchase activity.
No other financial metrics, strategic initiatives, or material transactions were included in this filing. The disclosure is primarily administrative, aimed at maintaining regulatory transparency around the mechanics of the previously announced capital-return programme.