One United Properties (BVB: ONE) has completed its public share buyback offer, which was carried out between 1 and 14 July 2026. During the offer period, shareholders tendered 4,307,178 shares, representing approximately 3.9% of the company’s share capital.

The company will repurchase all tendered shares at a price of RON 33 per share, bringing the total value of the transaction to approximately RON 142.1 million.

Share Capital to Be Reduced Following Share Cancellation

The repurchased shares will be cancelled once all legal and regulatory procedures have been completed, in line with the share buyback programme approved by shareholders in October 2025. The transaction will reduce both the company’s share capital and the number of shares outstanding.

According to the company, the measure forms part of its capital structure optimisation strategy while preserving the financial resources required for future investments and development projects.

Most Shareholders Remained Invested in the Company

According to One United Properties, the outcome of the offer reflects shareholders’ confidence in the company’s long-term growth strategy and development portfolio. At the same time, the offer provided shareholders wishing to exit or reduce their holdings with a regulated mechanism to do so.

Members of the Board of Directors, including the company’s co-founders, did not participate in the public buyback offer, in line with the commitment announced when the transaction was launched.

Buyback Forms Part of the Company’s Capital Allocation Strategy

Share repurchases and subsequent cancellations are commonly used by listed companies to optimise their capital structure and increase the value attributable to each remaining outstanding share. For One United Properties, the transaction is part of a broader capital allocation strategy that runs alongside continued investment in the company’s real estate development portfolio.