Quilter buys back shares for GBP 11,836,132.80 since Sept. 8, 2026
Bitget2026/09/28 06:02- Quilter bought back 2,649,949 ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange from Sept. 21-25, canceling the stock.
- Average daily prices ranged from GBP 1.7961 to GBP 1.8645 per share during the period.
- It also repurchased 384,063 ordinary shares on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange from Sept. 21-25, also for cancellation.
- Cumulative buybacks since Sept. 8 total 6,455,642 shares for GBP 11.84 million on LSE.
- JSE buybacks since Sept. 8 total 990,900 shares for ZAR 39.62 million; shares in issue stand at 1,359,078,813.
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