Capital Markets Board Removes Upper Limit on Share Buybacks
With this regulation of importance to the markets, the total value limit on share buybacks by companies has been temporarily removed.
The Capital Markets Board announced a new principle decision regarding share buyback transactions, stating that the upper limit application on the total value of bought-back shares has been lifted.
Details of the New Decision
The new principle decision published by the Capital Markets Board brought significant regulations that resonated widely in the financial markets.
In the statement made by the Board, it was officially announced that the upper limit rule, which closely concerns share buyback processes, has been relaxed.
Upper Limit Application Removed
According to the decision, until a second announcement, the upper limit regarding the total value of shares bought back in share buybacks will not be applied.
With this move, the path has been paved for companies to act more flexibly in their share buyback operations.