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Lundbeck buys back shares
Lundbeck buys back shares
Date published: 15/12/2005
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Lundbeck, the parent company of the UK's Lundbeck Limited, has continued its
share buyback programme. The Danish company is to acquire ten per cent of its
own shares by the end of 2007, and a maximum of 20.4 million shares before the
2006 AGM.
The firm is looking to spend a maximum of DKK 6 billion
(£0.54 billion). Between December 6th and 14th Lundbeck bought back 4.8
million shares with the value of DKK 673.1 million (£61.3
million).
The company is limited in the volume of shares it can buyback
each day, set by the European regulator as a maximum of 25 per cent of the
average daily trading volume on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange.
Lundbeck
specialises in the research and development, production, marketing and sale of
drugs for the treatment of psychiatric and neurological disorders. In 2004 it
had a revenue of DKK 9.7 billion (£0.88 billion).
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