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Stocks•27 April 2026•

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Castellum Crosses 5% Treasury Stock Threshold Following Share Buybacks

Key Facts

1Real estate company Castellum repurchased 476,000 of its own shares, bringing its total holdings to approximately 24.8 million shares.

2The company's current holdings represent 5.04 percent of its capital and voting rights, crossing the 5 percent disclosure threshold.

Real estate firm Castellum has officially crossed the 5% regulatory disclosure threshold for treasury stock holdings. The company recently repurchased an additional 476,000 shares, bringing its total treasury position to approximately 24.8 million shares. These holdings now represent 5.04% of the company’s total capital and voting rights. The increase is part of a strategic share buyback program authorized to continue until the 2026 Annual General Meeting. Such buybacks are typically viewed by the market as a signal of management's confidence in the company's valuation and financial health. This move highlights Castellum's commitment to returning value to shareholders through capital structure optimization.