Valeo Initiates Share Buy-Back Program for Up to €45M for Employee Plans
Valeo has hired an investment services provider to buy back up to 3.3 million shares for a maximum of €45 million to fund employee share plans.
- 3,325,000
- €45 million
- €70
What Happened
Shareholders authorize buy-back program and set maximum purchase price of €70 per share.
Contract signed with an investment services provider.
Buy-back program begins.
Deadline to acquire the maximum of 3,325,000 shares.
€45 millioneuros
Funds employee share plans
Valeo has engaged an investment services provider to execute the buy-back of up to 3,325,000 of its own shares, with a total cap of €45 million. The average purchase price will be determined by the volume-weighted market price over the contract period. The shares are intended for employee compensation plans, including free and performance share plans, employee savings plans, and other allocations within the group.
Why this matters
The buy-back program enables Valeo to acquire shares for employee compensation and incentives, reinforcing its commitment to aligning employee interests with company growth.
Terms in This Story
- Share buy-back program
- A company initiative to repurchase its own shares from the market, often to distribute to employees or boost shareholder value.
- Investment services provider
- A financial institution that assists companies with securities transactions, such as buying back shares.
- Volume-weighted average price (VWAP)
- The average price of a stock weighted by trading volume, used as a benchmark for execution.
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