Eurobank spends €9.61m buying back 2,120,001 shares in Athens
Eurobank reported share repurchases totalling €9,606,163.33 between October 5 and October 9, bringing its holdings of its own shares to 31,656,175.
Athens, Greece. Eurobank said it spent €9,606,163.33 to repurchase 2,120,001 shares between October 5 and October 9 through its continuing buyback programme. Its Monday announcement put the average cost per share at €4.5312.
Programme approvals and execution
According to the announcement, Eurobank Equities Single Member Investment Firm SA executed the transactions on Euronext Athens. Shareholders authorised the programme at the bank’s annual general meeting on April 28, 2026, with board approval following on April 29.
Eurobank said the programme, announced on June 10, 2026, operates under Article 49 of Greek Law 4548/2018. Following these purchases, the bank’s holdings of its own shares reached 31,656,175.
Daily purchases and prices
The bank’s figures showed that October 9 accounted for the largest repurchase: 653,284 shares costing €2.88m, with a €4.4015 average per share. On October 8, spending of €2.28m secured 514,312 shares at an average of €4.4298.
Eurobank reported buying 404,677 shares for €1.89m on October 7. It also purchased 342,003 shares for €1.58m on October 5 and 205,725 shares for €980,348.76 on October 6.
According to the bank, the highest daily average price was €4.7653 on October 6, while October 9’s €4.4015 was the lowest. Prices for individual purchases across the five trading days ranged between €4.3590 and €4.80 per share.
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