Alpha Bank buys back 2,325,011 shares for €9.84 million
Alpha Bank said its October 22-23, 2026 purchases on Euronext Athens brought its holding of its own shares to 18,083,072, equivalent to 0.80 per cent of total share capital.
Athens, Greece. Alpha Bank said it spent €9.84 million repurchasing 2,325,011 shares through Euronext Athens on October 22-23, 2026 under its continuing buyback programme. Its Monday announcement put the exact cost at €9,840,889.65 and the average paid per share at €4.2326.
Daily purchase figures
According to the bank, purchases on October 22 totalled 1,138,088 shares, costing €4,959,787.50. Prices that day ranged between €4.319 and €4.392, averaging €4.358 per share.
For October 23, Alpha Bank reported buying 1,186,923 shares at a cost of €4,881,102.15. The average paid per share was €4.1124, while the minimum and maximum prices were €4.064 and €4.134 respectively.
Programme approval and holdings
The announcement said the transactions increased Alpha Bank’s holding of its own shares to 18,083,072, equivalent to 0.80 per cent of its total share capital.
The bank said shareholders authorised the programme during its annual general meeting held on June 26, 2026. The latest disclosure follows an announcement dated July 31 and covers purchases under the programme of shares traded on Euronext Athens.
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