Indra has concluded its temporary share buyback program upon reaching the set cap of 287,333 shares, equivalent to 0.16% of its share capital, for a disbursement close to 17.24 million euros, according to what it has notified to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).
The company has closed this program before October 16, the date marked as the expiration limit, and has detailed that on October 14 it will restart the liquidity contract it maintains with Banco Sabadell.
The acquisitions were carried out between October 6 and 13. During that period, Indra bought 47,888 shares in each of the sessions on October 6, 7, 8, and 9, at gross average prices of "60.106 euros," "59.111 euros," "58.392 euros," and "59.324 euros" per share, respectively.
Later, the company acquired 47,890 shares on October 12, at a gross average price of "61.202 euros," and another 47,891 shares on October 13, at "61.804 euros" per share, thus completing the maximum volume contemplated in the program.