Kvika banki hf.: Transaction in relation to a share buy-back programme


In week 9 Kvika banki hf. („Kvika“ or „the bank“) purchased 11,400,000 of its own shares at the purchase price ISK 215,260,000. See further details below:

DateTimeNo. of shares purchasedShare price (rate)Purchase price
23.2.202615:16:34         2.000.000    18,45                 36.900.000    
24.2.202613:28:56         1.000.000    18,7                 18.700.000    
24.2.202615:07:28         1.700.000    18,7                 31.790.000    
25.2.202614:37:14         1.700.000    19,1                 32.470.000    
25.2.202615:18:04         1.000.000    19                 19.000.000    
26.2.202609:51:25         1.000.000    19,1                 19.100.000    
26.2.202611:21:26         1.000.000    19,1                 19.100.000    
27.2.202614:32:44         2.000.000    19,1                 38.200.000    
Total 11,400,000 215,260,000

The trade is in accordance with Kvika‘s buyback programme, announced on 20 February 2026, based on the authorisation of a shareholders‘ meeting of Kvika held on 21 March 2024 and renewed at the Annual General Meeting on 26 March 2025.

Kvika has now purchased a total of 11,400,000 shares under the buyback programme, which corresponds to 0,246% of issued shares in the company. The total purchase price is ISK 215,260,000. Post these transactions Kvika holds 285,767,380 of own shares which corresponds to 6.171% of issued shares.

Buyback under the programme will be limited to a maximum total purchase price of ISK 631,548,500  and will not exceed 45,000,000 shares.

The buyback programme is in effect from 20 February 2026 until Kvika‘s annual general meeting 2026  unless the maximum purchase price or maximum number of shares will be reached before that time.

The execution of the buy-back programme must comply with Act on Public Limited Companies. No. 2/1995. In addition. the buy-back programme must be implemented as provided for in the Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council no. 596/2014. on market abuse. as well as the Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2016/1052 on regulatory technical standards for the conditions applicable to buy-back programmes and stabilisation measures. which supplements that Regulation.

Further information please contact Kvika‘s investor relations, ir@kvika.is.


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