Synsam repurchased shares in week 40
The company bought back 100,000 of its own shares for approximately SEK 5.2 million within the framework of a program with a maximum of SEK 200 million.
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Nordic optical retail and eye health group
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In short: Synsam posted strong 2025 growth and improved earnings, while CVC exited and the chain faced criticism over ecological claims.
The company bought back 100,000 of its own shares for approximately SEK 5.2 million within the framework of a program with a maximum of SEK 200 million.
Net sales increased by 11.3 percent while EBIT rose to SEK 290 million. The collaboration with Erling Haaland contributed to attention.
The company bought back a total of 125,000 own shares between June 22 and 26, 2026 under the ongoing buyback program.
Organic growth of 5.6 percent. Strategic collaboration with Erling Haaland is launched.
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