Ericsson LM Telephone Co repurchased 500,000 Class B shares for SEK 49,775,660 during September 14 to September 18, 2026. The purchases add to a buyback program capped at SEK 15,000,000,000, while the board intends to propose cancelling repurchased shares at the 2027 Annual General Meeting.

Key Highlights

  • The purchases during the stated period had a weighted average price of SEK 99.5513 per share.
  • Ericsson’s treasury stock reached 108,018,663 Class B shares after the transactions.
  • Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE executed the acquisitions on Nasdaq Stockholm for Ericsson.

Ericsson LM Telephone Co repurchased 500,000 Class B shares for SEK 49,775,660 during September 14 to September 18, 2026. The transactions formed part of a share buyback program worth up to SEK 15,000,000,000. Ericsson said its treasury stock holding now amounts to 108,018,663 Class B shares. The board intends to propose cancelling repurchased shares at the 2027 Annual General Meeting, except for shares used to meet obligations under share-related incentive programs.

Ericsson bought 100,000 Class B shares on each of the trading days covered by the announcement. The daily transaction values were SEK 9,885,670 on September 14, SEK 9,803,650 on September 15, SEK 9,898,660 on September 16, SEK 10,127,320 on September 17 and SEK 10,060,360 on September 18. The weighted average price across the period was SEK 99.5513 per share. Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE carried out the acquisitions on Nasdaq Stockholm on Ericsson’s behalf.

SEK 15,000,000,000 Program

The repurchases sit within a program of up to SEK 15,000,000,000. The board’s proposed treatment distinguishes between shares intended for cancellation and those required for share-related incentive programs.

Ericsson Share Count

Ericsson has 3,371,351,735 shares in total, comprising 261,755,983 Class A shares and 3,109,595,752 Class B shares. The treasury holding reported after the latest purchases consists of Class B shares. The share buyback program is being carried out under the cited market-abuse and Safe Harbour regulations.