Deutsche Bank disclosed on Monday that it repurchased 2,192,965 shares between 7 and 11 September 2026 under its ongoing buyback programme, taking total repurchases since the programme began on 25 August 2026 to 5,121,715 shares.
The disclosure, released at 16:28 CEST, formed the third interim report on the buyback programme, which the bank is required to publish periodically under market disclosure rules covering share repurchases.
DAILY VOLUMES VARIED THROUGH THE WEEK
Daily repurchase volumes during the period ranged from 216,670 shares on 10 September to 730,030 shares on 9 September, with weighted average prices for the week ranging between EUR 34.88 and EUR 35.49. The shares were bought across four trading venues: Xetra, Cboe, Turquoise and Aquis.
The EUR 500 million programme began on 25 August 2026, immediately following the completion of a prior EUR 1.0 billion buyback programme.
PROGRESS OF THE PROGRAMME
Monday's disclosure represented the third interim report published since the EUR 500 million programme began, giving the market a running tally of how quickly Deutsche Bank is working through the authorised repurchase amount. The 5,121,715 shares were bought in the programme's first three reporting weeks, from 25 August to 11 September.
The weighted average prices disclosed for the 7-11 September period, ranging from EUR 34.88 to EUR 35.49, were the daily weighted averages across the four venues.