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RocTool shareholders approved share buyback program capped at EUR 2 million

RocTool shareholders approved share buyback program capped at EUR 2 million

ReutersReuters2026/08/26 08:42
  • RocTool shareholders met on June 26, 2026 to vote on resolutions covering fiscal 2025 accounts, capital authorities, buybacks, equity incentives.
  • Shareholders adopted the related-party agreements report, approved the 2025 parent accounts showing a net loss of EUR 2.51 million.
  • The meeting also endorsed the 2025 consolidated accounts with a net loss of EUR 2.79 million, approved EUR 28,386 in non-deductible expenses.
  • Investors backed a share buyback authority capped at 10% of share capital, with a maximum purchase price of EUR 5 per share.
  • Shareholders granted several capital increase delegations, set an overall nominal cap of EUR 5 million, authorized free share grants up to 15% of capital.


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