NINETY ONE PLC LS 1

Ninety One has expanded its share buyback programme and will now also purchase shares on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, subject to approval by the South African Reserve Bank. The maximum buyback amount remains £55 million; in total up to 66,868,303 ordinary shares (10% of issued share capital as of 29 May 2026) may be repurchased. J.P. Morgan Securities will continue to execute purchases on the LSE, while J.P. Morgan Equities South Africa will buy as principal via the JSE order book; the acquired shares will then be taken over and cancelled by the company. The mandate for both exchanges runs until no later than 30 September 2027. » Mere på de.investing.com

The Ninety One South Africa Employee Benefit Trust acquired 232,764 ordinary shares of Ninety One on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange for a total of 10,785,399 rand. The volume-weighted average price was 46.3362 rand per share, with a trading range of 45.91 to 46.92 rand. The transaction was approved and disclosed in accordance with the JSE's listing requirements. » Mere på de.investing.com

The Ninety One South Africa Employee Benefit Trust acquired 44,415 ordinary shares on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange at a volume‑weighted average price of R45.7963 per share. The total value of the transaction was R2,034,043; execution prices ranged between R45.78 and R46.00. The disclosure was made in accordance with the JSE listing requirements. » Mere på de.investing.com