Alfa Laval Stock Price, News & Analysis

Alfa Laval AB has repurchased 110,000 shares from October 18 to October 22, 2021, as part of its SEK 2 billion buyback program initiated in April 2021. The program aims to optimize the capital structure and will continue until April 25, 2022. The buyback follows EU regulations and has raised the total shares held by Alfa Laval to 3,014,000. The company now has 419,456,315 total shares, with 416,442,315 outstanding. Share buybacks typically indicate strong management confidence in future performance.

From October 11 to October 15, 2021, Alfa Laval AB has completed the repurchase of 108,000 shares as part of its SEK 2 billion share buyback program, initiated on April 27, 2021. This program aims to optimize the company's capital structure and runs until April 25, 2022. The buybacks were executed in compliance with EU regulations, with shares acquired at an average price of SEK 327.66 during the reported week. Post-transaction, Alfa Laval holds a total of 2,904,000 shares.

Alfa Laval will host its Capital Markets Day on 30 November 2021, featuring presentations from CEO Tom Erixon and senior management. This year’s event will be held digitally, with recorded sessions available on their website. The agenda includes a Q&A session after presentations from the management team. Interested participants should register by 24 November to receive a link.

Alfa Laval AB has repurchased 123,000 shares from October 4 to October 8, 2021, as part of a SEK 2 billion share buyback program initiated on April 27, 2021. This program aims to optimize the company's capital structure and runs until April 25, 2022. The repurchased shares were acquired on Nasdaq Stockholm, bringing Alfa Laval's total own shares to 2,796,000. The total number of shares, including repurchased ones, stands at 419,456,315, with 416,660,315 outstanding shares. These actions are in accordance with EU regulations.

Alfa Laval AB repurchased 136,500 shares from September 27 to October 1, 2021, as part of its SEK 2 billion buyback program initiated on April 27, 2021. The program runs until April 25, 2022, aiming to optimize capital structure under EU regulations. Details show that the repurchase involved daily volumes with average share prices, totaling approximately SEK 54 million. With these transactions, Alfa Laval's total shareholding increased to 2,673,000 shares out of a total of 419,456,315 shares, while outstanding shares decreased to 416,783,315 as of October 1, 2021.

Alfa Laval has acquired Norwegian company LiftUP, a leader in waste removal for fish farms, to enhance its aquaculture product portfolio. Founded in 1991, LiftUP's technology effectively eliminates up to 70% of sludge from fish farming operations. The acquisition, which aligns with Alfa Laval's sustainability goals, is expected to improve productivity and financial viability in aquaculture while minimizing environmental impact. LiftUP reported revenues of 75 MNOK in 2020, contributing positively to Alfa Laval's Marine Division, specifically the Pumping Systems unit.

Alfa Laval invites investors to participate in a third-quarter conference call on Sept. 29, 2021. Hosted by President and CEO Tom Erixon and CFO Jan Allde, the event will include insights into the company's performance. Interested attendees must register in advance to receive dial-in details. A live webcast will also be available on the Alfa Laval Investors website. For further information, contact Investor Relations representatives Johan Lundin and Beata Ardhe.

Alfa Laval AB repurchased 127,600 shares between September 20-24, 2021, as part of its SEK 2 billion share buyback program initiated on April 27, 2021. The program complies with EU Market Abuse Regulation and is scheduled to run until April 25, 2022. The recent buybacks were executed on Nasdaq Stockholm by Nordea Bank. Post-acquisition, Alfa Laval holds a total of 2,536,500 shares out of 419,456,315 total shares, leaving 416,919,815 outstanding shares. This strategic move aims to optimize the company's capital structure, enhancing shareholder value.

Alfa Laval has joined forces with major marine players like A.P. Moller-Maersk and Cargill to sign a "Call to Action for Shipping Decarbonization". This initiative aims to push governments to support zero-emission shipping, targeting a default by 2030. Currently, shipping contributes 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions. The International Maritime Organization aims to lower ship-related emissions by 50% by 2050, which is insufficient according to the Paris Agreement. Alfa Laval advocates for more ambitious maritime goals and is a leader in fuel and energy management technologies.