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The decision of the management company of INVL Technology on the purchase of own shares

"INVL Technology's management company is poised to execute a EUR 9.8 million share buyback, leveraging a previously established reserve to repurchase up to EUR 0.29 nominal value shares. The move follows a shareholder meeting on April 30, where approval was granted for the buyback. The transaction will likely impact the company's capital structure and potentially influence its stock price."

Carla W (AI-assisted) May 7, 2026 1 min read EN

Based on reporting from Source.

INVL Technology, a closed-ended investment company focused on information technology businesses, has initiated a share buyback program. The management company INVL Asset Management will purchase up to 110,000 of the company's own ordinary registered shares at a fixed price of EUR 4.80 per share, for a total maximum consideration of EUR 528,000.

Overview

The buyback follows a resolution passed at the General Shareholders Meeting on 30 April 2026, which authorized the company to acquire up to 10% of its share capital over an 18-month period. The company had previously established an unused reserve of EUR 9.8 million for purchasing own shares, and this transaction draws from that reserve.

Buyback terms

Start date: 11 May 2026
End date: 15 May 2026
Maximum shares to be acquired: 110,000 units (0.9% of share capital)
Purchase price: EUR 4.80 per share (fixed)
Total maximum purchase price: EUR 528,000
Intermediary: Artea bank

Share sale offers will be accumulated during the entire purchase period. If sale offers exceed the quantity of shares to be acquired, all offers will be reduced proportionally.

Impact on capital structure

The repurchased shares will be cancelled, which reduces the company's share capital and increases the value of each remaining share. For context, the company's share price on the exchange was EUR 4.70 before the buyback was announced.

Background

INVL Technology, managed by INVL Asset Management (the leading alternative asset manager in the Baltic States), is a closed-ended investment company. Its investments must be realized by mid-July 2028 at the latest, with funds distributed to shareholders. The company currently has an unused reserve of EUR 9.8 million for acquiring its own shares, meaning further buybacks remain possible within the 18-month authorization period.

Practical takeaway

Shareholders wishing to sell their shares during the buyback window (11–15 May) should contact the intermediary Artea bank or their financial advisors. The fixed price of EUR 4.80 per share represents a small premium over the pre-announcement market price of EUR 4.70.

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