Plus500 Ltd., the global multi-asset fintech group, repurchased 23,955 ordinary shares on 11 August 2026 as part of its ongoing share buyback programme initiated in February 2026. The acquisition was executed through Panmure Liberum Limited across four major trading venues, with shares priced between 3,770.00 and 3,884.00 pence, reflecting a volume-weighted average price of 3,824.59 pence per share.

  • Shares Purchased: 23,955 ordinary shares of ILS 0.01 each
  • Price Range: 3,770.00 to 3,884.00 pence per share
  • VWAP: 3,824.59 pence per share
  • Trading Venues: XLON, CHIX, BATE, and TRQX
  • Programme Launch Date: 16 February 2026

Following the transaction, Plus500 now holds 46,190,285 shares in treasury, with 68,698,092 ordinary shares remaining in issue. The company intends to retain the repurchased shares as treasury stock, a move that reduces the total voting rights in the firm to 68,698,092 shares. This figure serves as the denominator for shareholders calculating disclosure obligations under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.

The repurchases were distributed across the four trading venues in the following proportions: XLON accounted for 9,582 shares at 3,825.43 pence per share, BATE executed 10,185 shares at 3,823.81 pence per share, CHIX handled 3,145 shares at 3,824.31 pence per share, and TRQX processed 1,043 shares at 3,825.23 pence per share. Trading activity commenced at 08:01:45 and continued through the morning session, with the highest-priced transactions executed at 09:47:17.

Plus500 operates proprietary technology-based trading platforms serving a global customer base across multiple asset classes. The buyback programme, approved in February 2026, forms part of the company’s capital allocation strategy and is conducted in compliance with UK market abuse regulations derived from EU Regulation 596/2014.

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