Alpha Bank buys back more than 2.24 million shares for €9.69 million
Alpha Bank reported buying 2,248,692 shares on Euronext Athens, bringing its holding of its own shares to 14,600,632, or 0.65 per cent of total share capital.
Athens, Greece. Alpha Bank spent €9.69 million buying back more than 2.24 million shares under its repurchase programme, the lender announced on Monday.
Purchases across two trading days
The bank reported acquiring 2,248,692 shares on Euronext Athens within the October 5–October 9 reporting period. The transactions were completed on two trading days, with the overall purchase price averaging €4.3097 a share.
According to the announcement, the October 7 purchases totalled 1,105,285 shares and cost €4.88 million, averaging €4.4163 a share. Prices that day ranged from €4.3540 to €4.4560.
On October 8, the lender said it acquired another 1,143,407 shares for approximately €4.81 million. The average purchase price was €4.2067 a share, while trading prices ranged from €4.1730 to €4.2500.
Programme approval and total holdings
Alpha Bank said the transactions were made under the buyback programme authorised at its annual general meeting on June 26, 2026. It noted that the announcement followed a previous update dated July 31.
After these purchases, the bank reported holding 14,600,632 of its own shares, equivalent to 0.65 per cent of its total share capital.
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