Karnov Group increases buyback cap to SEK 750 million; launches new repurchase programme starting April 6, 2026

  • Karnov Group increased its existing repurchase programme, allowing acquisitions of own ordinary shares of series A from 12 February 2026 through 5 April 2026.
  • The maximum amount for which shares may be acquired may not exceed SEK 750 million, and as of 24 March 2026 the company has repurchased ordinary shares of series A for SEK 373 million.
  • The company also launched a New Repurchase Programme starting 6 April 2026 up until before the annual general meeting, with a maximum amount that may not exceed SEK 750 million when aggregated with the Increased Repurchase Programme.
  • As of the press release date, the total number of shares amounts to 108.1 million and Karnov holds 5,314,151 own shares.


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