Catena Media approves SEK 28 million share buyback programme

Board authorises repurchase programme

Catena Media plc has conditionally approved a new share buyback programme allowing the company to acquire its own ordinary shares.

The announcement CAM194 was published on the Malta Stock Exchange’s OAM on 11 August 2026, shortly after the company announced a voluntary tender offer involving its hybrid capital securities.

Up to 4.7 million shares may be acquired

Under the programme, Catena Media may purchase up to 4,713,747 ordinary shares for a maximum aggregate consideration of SEK 28 million.

The company said the programme is primarily intended to enable it to meet obligations associated with its long-term incentive programmes.

Buyback adds to capital-management measures

The decision represents a further capital-management measure announced by Catena Media alongside its tender offer for hybrid capital securities.

Share buybacks can affect the number of shares held in treasury or otherwise available for corporate purposes, although Catena Media identified the fulfilment of long-term incentive programme obligations as the principal purpose of the programme.

The authorisation establishes maximum limits and does not mean the company will necessarily purchase the full 4.7 million shares or spend the entire SEK 28 million.

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