Hagar hf. corrected the date of its week‑30 third share buyback, confirming the repurchase of 588,000 own shares for ISK 71.15 million on 24 July 2026
Executive summary: Hagar hf. issued a correction stating that the date of its third share buyback in week 30 was 24 July 2026, not the previously reported 23 July 2026. Accurate dating is required for regulatory compliance and ensures transparency for investors tracking the company’s share‑repurchase program.
Who is involved: Hagar hf. (Icelandic firm), its shareholders, and the Icelandic financial regulator (Fjármálaeftirlitið).
Likely next: No further action is expected; the corrected filing will stand as the official record.
The correction issued by Hagar hf. addresses a typographical error in an earlier regulatory filing, stating that the third share repurchase of week 30 took place on 24 July 2026 rather than the previously indicated 23 July 2026. The substance of the buyback—588,000 shares for ISK 71.15 million—remains unchanged, so the amendment does not alter the company’s capital return plan. By fixing the date, Hagar ensures compliance with Icelandic disclosure rules and provides investors with an accurate record of its share‑repurchase activity.
Timeline
- — Leiðrétting: Hagar hf.: Reglubundin tilkynning um kaup á eigin bréfum í samræmi við endurkaupaáætlun (vika 30) (GlobeNewswire)
- — Hagar hf.: Reglubundin tilkynning um kaup á eigin bréfum í samræmi við endurkaupaáætlun (vika 30) (GlobeNewswire)
Analysis — what this means
Contradictions
- Focal correction states the correct buyback date is 24 July 2026, while the original announcement listed 23 July 2026.
Key entities
Sources
- Leiðrétting: Hagar hf.: Reglubundin tilkynning um kaup á eigin bréfum í samræmi við endurkaupaáætlun (vika 30) — GlobeNewswire
- Hagar hf.: Reglubundin tilkynning um kaup á eigin bréfum í samræmi við endurkaupaáætlun (vika 30) — GlobeNewswire
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