Arkema: Disclosure of Trading in Own Shares From 19 May to 23 May 2025
LA DÉFENSE, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News:
In accordance with applicable regulations, Arkema (Paris:AKE) announces having carried out the following share buyback transactions in accordance with Article 5 §2 of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 from 19 May to 23 May 2025
Name of the issuer Issuer identifier code Day of the transaction Financial instrument identifier code Total daily volume (number of shares) Weighted average price of daily acquisition Market identifier code
ARKEMA
9695000EHMS84KKP2785
19/05/2025
FR0010313833
2400
67,5992
XPAR
ARKEMA
9695000EHMS84KKP2785
20/05/2025
FR0010313833
3400
67,5858
XPAR
ARKEMA
9695000EHMS84KKP2785
21/05/2025
FR0010313833
3300
66,4996
XPAR
ARKEMA
9695000EHMS84KKP2785
22/05/2025
FR0010313833
2602
66,5625
XPAR
ARKEMA
9695000EHMS84KKP2785
23/05/2025
FR0010313833
6000
65,4472
XPAR
TOTAL
17 702
66,5098
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Detailed information can be found on the Group Arkema website:
https://www.arkema.com/en/investor-relations/arkema-share/share-buybacks/2025/
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