Banco Macro Repurchases 399,744 Of Its Own Class B Shares For Ps$4,045,155,700
The Argentine lender paid an average of Ps$10,119.366 a share, it told its securities regulator.
Banco Macro, the Argentine bank, has bought back 399,744 of its own Class B shares for an aggregate Ps$4,045,155,700, it told Argentina's securities regulator in a November 4 submission that was furnished to the SEC on Form 6-K.
Ps$10,119.366 a share
The bank put the average price at Ps$10,119.366 per share. The shares are common, book-entry Class B stock with a par value of Ps$1, and each carries one vote.
Banco Macro's market value stood at $3.8 billion as of Wednesday's report.
Buyback under Argentine securities law
The bank said it made the purchase under Section 64 of Law 26,831 and the applicable rules of the Comisión Nacional de Valores, the securities regulator. It reported the purchase as a relevant event, the category of disclosure that CNV rules require.
The submission, addressed to the CNV, the BYMA exchange and A3 Mercados, was dated Buenos Aires, November 4, 2026.
Sources
- Form 6-K — Translation of a submission from Banco Macro to the CNV dated on November 4, 2026. — SEC EDGAR
