Brewery Giant Fuller, Smith & Turner Buys Back Thousands of Its Own Shares as Part of Share Repurchase Programme

Published: 04 Apr 2025
English brewery company Fuller, Smith & Turner has purchased a significant number of its own shares from the London Stock Exchange, as part of its recently announced share buyback programme.

Fuller, Smith & Turner P.L.C., renowned English brewery, pub and hotel chain known as Fuller’s, has taken bold strides in its financial management. The company has purchased over 25,000 of its own ‘A’ ordinary shares, boosting the number of shares it holds in Treasury and offering a glimpse into its strategic financial framework.

On April 4th, 2025, Fuller’s acquired 10,460 shares through Numis Securities Limited, at prices ranging from 508.00 GBp to 518.00 GBp per share. The average price paid per share was 515.7034 GBp.

In a separate transaction on April 11th, 2025, the company purchased an additional 15,000 shares, this time at a consistent price of 522.00 GBp per share.

As a result of these transactions, the total number of listed voting rights in the Company is 33,411,999. These purchases were made as part of the Fuller’s share buyback programme, announced in March 2025. This programme aims to streamline Fuller’s financial strategy by re-accumulating its own shares and holding them in treasury.