Informa plc (INF.L,INFMF.PK), a British publishing, business intelligence, and exhibitions company, on Wednesday confirmed the launch of its 2026 share buyback programme with an initial minimum of 200 million pounds.
The programme is authorised to run until the earlier of reaching the maximum aggregate consideration, December 31, or the expiry of shareholder authority at the 2026 annual general meeting, with a maximum of 111.33 million shares permitted under the current authority.
The move follows the company's announcement made on January 20.
The programme allows for additional buybacks during the year.
Under the programme, the company has entered into an agreement with Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch, trading as Deutsche Numis, to purchase ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange and other trading venues.
On Tuesday, Informa closed trading 4.56% higher at GBp 912.20 on the London Stock Exchange.
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