SEB completes share buyback programme and initiates new one
SEB has concluded its latest share buyback programme, worth SEK 1.25 billion. The bank has simultaneously launched a new programme for the same amount.

SEB has completed its latest share buyback programme, under which Class A shares worth SEK 1.25 billion were repurchased. The bank announced the initiation of a new share buyback programme of the same value shortly after the previous one concluded.
During the completed programme, SEB repurchased 6,606,166 Class A shares at an average price. The repurchases took place between April 30 and July 13, 2026. SEB stated in May 2026 that the programme was part of the bank's capital management.
The new programme utilizes an authorization granted by the Annual General Meeting on March 24, 2026. The Board of Directors has resolved to initiate the new buyback programme. Specific timelines or details regarding the execution of the new programme have not yet been communicated.
Share buybacks are a common financial tool used by banks and other corporations to manage capital structure and potentially enhance shareholder value. Such actions can also be interpreted as a signal from management that the company's stock is undervalued.