Last week, Deutsche Telekom acquired additional shares as part of its share buyback program announced at the beginning of October.
• Share buyback program announced
• Deutsche Telekom has acquired additional shares
• Stock with weak performance this year
Deutsche Telekom buys back shares
On October 1st, Deutsche Telekom announced a share buyback program. As a result, a total of 1,876,373 shares in the telecommunications group were acquired in the period from November 17th to November 21st, 2025.
On November 17, 378,909 shares were repurchased at a daily weighted average price of 27.1805 euros for a total purchase price excluding acquisition costs of 10,298,936 euros. On November 18th there were 383,043 shares at a daily weighted average price of 26.8871, which means a total purchase price without acquisition costs of 10,298,915 euros. On November 19, Deutsche Telekom bought back a further 378,824 shares at a daily weighted average price of 27.1866 euros (total purchase price without acquisition costs: 10,298,937 euros). On November 20th, a further 375,828 shares were bought back at a daily weighted average price of 27.4033 euros for a total purchase price without acquisition costs of 10,298,921 euros and on November 21st, 359,769 shares were bought back at a daily weighted average price of 27.5546 and a total price of 9,913,291 euros.
According to Deutsche Telekom, the total number of shares purchased as part of the share buyback program between October 1 and November 21, 2025 is 13,099,907 shares.
Deutsche Telekom shares in focus
At the start of the week, Deutsche Telekom shares ultimately lost 1.52 percent to 27.20 euros in XETRA trading. Since the beginning of the year, shares have fallen by 4.4 percent (as of: closing price on November 21, 2025). However, Deutsche Telekom shares have recovered somewhat from their 52-week low at the beginning of the month in recent weeks.
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