Overview
- Macro filed the program with the CNV and said purchases may begin once the terms are published in the Buenos Aires exchange bulletin.
- The authorization covers up to ARS 225,000 million or 30 million Class B shares, representing less than 4.5% of capital and within the 10% regulatory cap.
- The bank set a maximum purchase price of ARS 7,500 per share and limited daily buying to 25% of the 90-day average trading volume across all venues.
- The stock rose about 2.3% to ARS 6,770 on the announcement day after a decline of roughly 40% over the past year.
- Leaders said the plan is feasible given the balance sheet’s strength and cited previous buybacks in 2008, 2011 and 2018 as precedents.