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Danske Bank A/S

Danske Bank A/S offers banking products and services to corporate, institutional, and international clients. Its offerings include banking, mortgage finance, insurance, pension, real-estate brokerage, asset management, and trading in fixed income products, foreign exchange, and equities. It also provides advisory services to personal and private banking customers, as well as financing, risk management, investment, and financial advisory services for large corporates and institutions, healthcare solutions, and online and mobile banking services. The company operates in Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland, and the United States, and was founded in 1871 with headquarters in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Danske Bank reports managerial transactions under share buy-back program

Danske Bank A/S disclosed that APMH Invest A/S, a person obliged to report transactions, continuously sells shares pro rata in connection with the bank's share buy-back program. The notification was made on 5 August 2026 under the EU Market Abuse Regulation to the Danish FSA and Nasdaq Copenhagen. Further details are available in the attached templates.
0NVC.LSE · Capital · Neutral Managerial transactions under share buy-back program; impact on stock unclear.
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APMH Invest sells Danske Bank shares under buyback program

APMH Invest A/S has sold shares in Danske Bank A/S as part of the bank's ongoing share buyback program. The transactions were carried out on a pro rata basis and reported in accordance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation. Details are provided in the attached forms, which disclose dealings by persons discharging managerial responsibilities and their closely associated persons.
0NVC.LSE · Capital · Positive APMH Invest sells shares as part of Danske Bank's buyback program, which is a capital return to shareholders.
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Danske Bank bought back 75,174 shares in week 30 of its DKK 4.5 billion programme

Danske Bank repurchased 75,174 shares at a volume-weighted average price of DKK 361.48 during week 30 of its ongoing share buy-back programme, bringing the total accumulated since the programme began to 6,648,078 shares. The programme, announced on 5 February 2026, has a total budget of DKK 4.5 billion and a maximum of 45 million shares, running from 9 February 2026 to 29 January 2027 at the latest. The week’s transactions, executed between 20 and 24 July 2026, amounted to a gross value of DKK 27,173,780. With these purchases, Danske Bank’s own shares held under the programme now represent 0.815% of its share capital.
0NVC.LSE · Capital · Positive Company executing its own share buy-back programme, which typically supports share price and signals confidence.
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Danske Bank Q2 profit climbs, raises 2026 profit outlook

Danske Bank reported a higher second-quarter net profit and raised its fiscal 2026 profit outlook. Net profit for the quarter was 6.20 billion Danish kroner, up from 5.45 billion kroner a year ago, with earnings per share of 7.6 kroner compared to 6.6 kroner last year. Total income rose to 15.157 billion kroner from 13.985 billion kroner, driven by net interest income of 9.332 billion kroner and net fee income of 4.058 billion kroner. The bank now projects a 2026 net profit in the range of 23 billion to 25 billion kroner, up from the initial guidance of 22 billion to 24 billion kroner, and expects total income somewhat above 59 billion kroner. Loan impairment charges are forecast at around 1 billion kroner, reflecting continued strong credit quality.
0NVC.LSE · Capital · Positive Q2 net profit rose and 2026 profit outlook raised
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Danske Bank reports managerial transaction under EU Market Abuse Regulation

Danske Bank has issued notification no. 54/2026 regarding transactions by persons discharging managerial responsibilities, in accordance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation. The notification, dated 10 July 2026, includes a template for public disclosure of transactions by such persons and their closely associated individuals. An attached appendix details a transfer of salary shares by Carsten Egeriis.
0NVC.LSE · Capital · Neutral Managerial transaction reported under EU Market Abuse Regulation; no material impact on company value.
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Danske Bank's voting rights in Netcompany reach 5.00%

Danske Bank A/S has increased its direct and indirect voting rights in Netcompany Group A/S to 5.00%, crossing the disclosure threshold. The bank informed Netcompany on 30 June 2026 that as of 29 June 2026 it controlled 2,301,748 voting rights, up from 4.99% at the previous notification. The announcement was made pursuant to section 38 of the Danish Capital Markets Act.
0YH9.LSE · Capital · Neutral Netcompany disclosed a 5% voting rights stake by Danske Bank, but the article does not indicate whether this is positive or negative for Netcompany.
0NVC.LSE · Capital · Neutral Danske Bank crossed a voting rights threshold in Netcompany, but the article does not state whether this is positive or negative for Danske Bank itself.
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Danske Bank tilbagekøbte aktier for 28,7 mio. kr. i uge 26

Danske Bank har i uge 26 tilbagekøbt 82.358 egne aktier til en gennemsnitskurs på 348,43 kroner, svarende til en samlet transaktionsværdi på 28.696.318 kroner. Transaktionerne er en del af bankens aktietilbagekøbsprogram på i alt 4,5 milliarder kroner, der løber fra 9. februar 2026 til senest 29. januar 2027. Siden programmets start er der akkumuleret tilbagekøbt 5.094.060 aktier til en gennemsnitskurs på 320,06 kroner, hvilket svarer til 0,624 procent af aktiekapitalen. I uge 26 blev 49.221 aktier handlet på Nasdaq Copenhagen og 33.137 aktier på CBOE Europe.
0NVC.LSE · Capital · Positive Bank executes share buyback program, returning capital to shareholders.
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