Sydbank

Sydbank reports strong growth with roughly +35% revenue last year and an adjusted core earnings increase of +72% in Q1 2026. The stock trades at an adjusted P/E of about 12 and is roughly 26% below the analyst consensus target, while the CET1 ratio is around 16%. The bank is running an active buyback program of 1.1 billion kroner and pays a dividend yield of about 4.7%, which together point to undervaluation and shareholder-friendly capital deployment. » Altro su de.investing.com

In calendar week 21 (18–22 May), Sydbank repurchased a total of 43,000 of its own shares for 23,177,090 DKK, at a volume-weighted average price between 530.89 and 544.22 DKK per share. Since the buyback programme began on 2 March, 600,000 shares have been acquired for 317,185,400 DKK; the bank now holds 605,738 treasury shares (0.68% of share capital). The programme, originally announced on 25 February with a volume of 1,100m DKK, is running as planned until 31 January 2027 and is intended to reduce share capital; the transactions were executed by Danske Bank (ISIN DK0010311471). » Altro su de.investing.com

Sydbank acquired 55,000 of its own shares in calendar week 19 (4–8 May) at a volume-weighted average price between 527.60 DKK and 540.59 DKK, representing a weekly volume of 29.4m DKK. The purchases were executed by Danske Bank on mandate and are part of a buyback programme launched on 25 February 2026 for 1.1bn DKK (running until 31 January 2027). Since the programme began, Sydbank has repurchased a total of 521,000 shares worth 275m DKK and now holds 521,478 treasury shares (0.59% of share capital). » Altro su de.investing.com