Glenveagh Properties plc (GLV), the Irish housebuilder listed on Euronext Dublin, has disclosed the purchase of 900,546 ordinary shares during the week of 2 to 6 November 2026 as part of its ongoing share buyback programme. The transactions were executed through broker J&E Davy across five trading sessions, with all purchased shares to be cancelled rather than held in treasury. The buyback forms part of a programme first announced on 15 January 2026, and investors may be watching the pace of cancellations as a signal of management's capital allocation priorities.

Key Points

  • Glenveagh Properties plc (GLV) — Irish residential housebuilder listed on Euronext Dublin
  • 900,546 ordinary shares purchased and cancelled between 2 and 6 November 2026 via broker J&E Davy
  • Volume weighted average prices ranged from €2.4481 on 6 November to €2.4900 on 4 November; buyback programme launched 15 January 2026
  • Investors should watch the total shares in issue figure, now standing at 485,054,665 following settlement and cancellation

Daily Breakdown of Glenveagh's 2–6 November 2026 Share Purchases on Euronext Dublin

The announcement details purchases across each of the five trading days. On 2 November, Glenveagh acquired 200,105 shares at a volume weighted average price of €2.4616, with the highest price paid at €2.4700. The largest single-day purchase occurred on 3 November, when 223,913 shares were bought at a volume weighted average of €2.4839. On 4 November, 157,504 shares were acquired at a consistent price of €2.4900. Activity on 5 November covered 160,250 shares at a weighted average of €2.4811, before 158,774 shares were purchased on 6 November at the week's lowest weighted average of €2.4481.

All Purchased Shares to Be Cancelled, Reducing Glenveagh's Total Shares in Issue to 485,054,665

Following settlement and cancellation of these transactions, Glenveagh will have 485,054,665 ordinary shares in issue. The company holds nil ordinary shares in treasury, meaning every share repurchased under the programme is being permanently retired rather than retained. The cancellation of shares reduces the total number in circulation, which can have implications for per-share financial metrics over time. The disclosure was made in accordance with Article 5(1)(b) of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014, the Market Abuse Regulation, which applies in both Ireland and the UK under relevant legislative frameworks.

Buyback Executed by J&E Davy Under Glenveagh's January 2026 Programme

All transactions were carried out on Euronext Dublin by intermediary J&E Davy, identified in the announcement by intermediary code DAVYIE21. The purchases form part of Glenveagh's buyback programme that was announced on 15 January 2026. Glenveagh Properties is an Irish residential developer focused on delivering homes across Ireland, operating in a sector shaped by ongoing demand dynamics and national housing policy. The structured buyback programme represents a defined use of capital, and the company's consistent weekly disclosures allow investors to monitor the programme's cumulative progress against whatever overall scale may have been stated at its launch.