Share Buyback Transactions


Tallinn, Estonia, 2011-05-13 17:40 CEST (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --  

During the period from 09.05.2011 until 13.05.2011 the following buyback transactions have been made:
 

Tallinn Stock Exchange
Share - SFGAT
Date Amount of shares
 bought back
Average price
per share
Cost in total
    EUR EUR
09.05.2011 5,370 3.0932 16,610
10.05.2011      
11.05.2011      
12.05.2011      
13.05.2011      
Total for period 5,370   16,610

 

Warsaw Stock Exchange
Share - SFGAT
Date Amount of shares
 bought back
Average price per share Cost in total
    PLN EUR PLN EUR
09.05.2011 5,490 12.1100 3.9320 66,484 16,908
10.05.2011 1,473 11.9745 3.9320 17,638 4,486
11.05.2011          
12.05.2011          
13.05.2011          
Total for period 6,963     84,122 21,394

 

Accumulated total under the share buyback program since 15.11.2010:
 
Amount of shares
bought back
Average price
per share (EUR)
Cost in total
(EUR)
196,947 2.8819 567,581

 

After the transactions listed above, AS Silvano Fashion Group owns 196,947 of its own shares, which constitute 0.497 % of the share capital. Under the buyback program, shares up to the value of 15,055,012 Euros remain to be bought back. The maximum amount of shares that remains to be bought back is 3,763,753.
 

The share buyback program is being implemented in accordance with the Commission Regulation (EC) No 2273/2003 of 22.12.2003, implementing Directive 2003/6/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council as regards exemptions for buy-back programmes and stabilisation of financial instruments. The programme is managed by SEB Pank AS, which will buy back shares on behalf of AS Silvano Fashion Group. SEB Pank carries out the buyback according to the regulations and within the framework of the programme, and will make its trading decisions independently of, and without influence by AS Silvano Fashion Group with regard to the timing of the purchases.
 

 

Märt Meerits
Member of the Board
Silvano Fashion Group
Tel +372 6845 000
E-mail: info@silvanofashion.com

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