Venture Corp repurchases 14,800 shares at $15.40 each in mandatory buy-back

The most recent buy-back lifted total repurchased shares to over 225,000 since program start.

Venture Corporation Limited repurchased 14,800 shares on 3  March under its existing share buy‑back mandate, the company announced on SGXNet.

The shares were bought at an average price of $15.40 per share, for a total consideration of $228,261, including fees and duties.

Since the start of the program, Venture Corporation has repurchased a total of 225,500 shares, representing 0.0784% of the company’s issued shares excluding treasury shares.

The latest buy‑back brings the company’s treasury shares to 1.34 million. Excluding treasury shares, the comoany said its total number of issued shares stood at 287.61 million.

The share buy‑back program is part of Venture Corporation’s ongoing capital management strategy and is being conducted in compliance with the Singapore Exchange Listing Rules.

The company’s announcement was submitted by its company secretary and published on SGXNet.

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