Finance | 12 March, 2025 at 7:41 AM
Medlife starts share buyback program
Romanian private healthcare group Medlife has started on Tuesday a share buyback program that was approved by shareholders in late 2024.
Romanian private healthcare group Medlife has started on Tuesday a share buyback program that was approved by shareholders in late 2024.
The purchase price will be €0.3375 per share, inclusive of dividend, subject to possible adjustments.
The financial results reported at the end of September show total assets of €43.5 million, revenues of €10.6 million, and a net profit of €2.5 million.
The company also seeks the approval of the election of the members of EVERGENT Investments' Board of Directors for a 4-year mandate, as well as the directors' remuneration policy.
The group will offer a maximum of 174,258,721 new shares to investors. The operation starts on June 3, 2024.
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The value of the company increased by 23% in the two years of its presence on the capital market, and at the time of the transfer it had a capitalization of RON 234.7 million.
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