STMicroelectronics buys back €14.6M in shares
Shares may be held in treasury for employee and board allocations, while shares not ultimately needed may be used for another lawful purpose.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
STMicroelectronics N.V. (STM) repurchased 310,000 ordinary shares from September 28, 2026, through October 2, 2026, at a weighted average purchase price of EUR 47.1205 per share, for a total amount paid of EUR 14,607,365.00. A broker acting for the company made the purchases on Euronext Paris under its previously announced buy-back program. The stated purpose is to meet obligations arising from share option programmes or other share allocations to employees and members of the company’s or an associate company’s administrative, management or supervisory bodies. Following the repurchases, STMicroelectronics held 15,583,565 treasury shares, approximately 1.7% of issued share capital.
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The filing also says the repurchased shares may be held in treasury before allocation to employees or directors and, if not ultimately needed for that purpose, used for any other lawful purpose; the disclosed employee-allocation purpose is therefore not exclusive.
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