Henkel AG & Co. KGaA has released its 22nd update on the ongoing share buyback program that began in May this year. The company said it kept buying back its own shares between 6 and 10 October 2025, following the rules set by European market regulations.
During that week, Henkel bought 464,477 preference shares and 81,029 ordinary shares through exchanges including XETR, CEUX, AQEU, and TQEX. The average price for preference shares stood at €69.71, and ordinary shares averaged €63.98. Together, those transactions added up to roughly €37 million in value.
Since the start of the program on 12 May 2025, Henkel has so far purchased around 7.76 million preference shares and 1.96 million ordinary shares. The buyback is being handled by a partner bank through approved stock exchanges and multilateral trading platforms.
Henkel said full transaction details are available on its investor relations sites, henkel.de/ir and henkel.com/ir, as required under EU financial transparency rules.
The share buyback is part of Henkel’s broader capital strategy to create value for shareholders while keeping space for investment in its key consumer and adhesive brands. The Düsseldorf-based company remains one of the largest global suppliers to supermarket and industrial markets alike.
