Plus500 Ltd., the global multi-asset fintech trading platform operator, purchased 9,034 of its ordinary shares on 4 August 2026 as part of its ongoing share buyback programme launched in February 2026. The repurchases, executed through Panmure Liberum Limited, occurred at prices ranging from 3,844.00 pence to 3,912.00 pence per share, with a volume-weighted average price of 3,887.76 pence.

  • Purchase date: 4 August 2026
  • Shares repurchased: 9,034 ordinary shares
  • Price range: 3,844.00 GBp to 3,912.00 GBp per share
  • Remaining shares in issue: 68,780,636 (excluding treasury shares)
  • Treasury shares held: 46,107,741

The repurchased shares will be held in treasury. Following this transaction, Plus500 holds 46,107,741 shares in treasury, while the total number of outstanding ordinary shares stands at 68,780,636. This treasury share figure serves as the denominator for shareholders calculating disclosure obligations under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.

Trading occurred across multiple venues throughout the day. The majority of the 9,034 shares were executed on BATE (3,800 shares), followed by XLON (3,618 shares), CHIX (1,220 shares), and TRQX (396 shares). Individual transactions ranged from as few as 2 shares to 101 shares, with execution times spanning from 08:04 through 13:41 GMT. The volume-weighted average prices across venues remained tightly clustered, ranging from 3,886.99 pence on CHIX to 3,888.34 pence on BATE.

The share buyback programme was originally announced on 9 February 2026 and commenced operations on 16 February 2026. Plus500 operates proprietary technology-based trading platforms serving the global multi-asset trading market, with regulatory oversight including FCA compliance requirements for UK market operations.

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