Rockwool Updates Investors on Buyback Progress as Program Nears Conclusion
Copenhagen, Wednesday, 21 January 2026.
Approaching its February program deadline, Rockwool has increased its holdings to 2.25 percent of total share capital, executing recent transactions under the 150 million euro buyback plan.
Weekly Transaction Breakdown
In the trading period spanning January 14 to January 20, 2026, Rockwool A/S acquired a total of 65000 B shares [1]. The transactions were executed as part of the company’s ongoing capital allocation strategy, with daily purchase volumes fluctuating significantly throughout the week. The most substantial activity occurred on January 14, when the company repurchased 25,000 shares at an average price of 206.84 DKK, followed closely by 23,000 shares on January 15 at 208.13 DKK [1]. Activity tapered off toward the end of the period, with purchase volumes dropping to 5,000 shares on both January 16 and January 20 [1].
Program Parameters and Market Context
This buyback initiative, structured under the EU Commission’s “Safe Harbour” regulations, is set to conclude shortly on February 5, 2026 [1]. Launched initially on February 7, 2025, the program authorized the repurchase of own shares up to a maximum value of 150 million euros [1]. As the program nears its expiration date, Rockwool has accumulated 4,319,500 shares under this specific mandate, representing a total transaction value of 1,113,220,856 DKK [1]. Following these latest acquisitions, the company now holds a total of 4,766,356 B shares, which corresponds to 2.25 percent of its total share capital [1].