Singapore Airlines triples share buy-back volume with $3.41m purchase

SIA repurchased 500,000 shares on 3 March, bringing total buy-backs to 1.5 million shares.

Singapore Airlines Limited has repurchased 500,000 ordinary shares on 3 March 2026 under its ongoing share buy‑back mandate, according to a filing with the Singapore Exchange (SGX).

The shares were acquired at prices between $6.74 and $6.89, for a total consideration of $3.41m, including fees and duties.

The latest buy‑back brings the total number of shares Singapore Airlines has repurchased under the current mandate to 1.5 million shares, representing about 0.05% of issued shares excluding treasury shares, the SGX filing showed.

After the repurchase, the airline held around 4.27 million treasury shares, with approximately 3.15 billion issued shares excluding treasury shares.

Singapore Airlines’ share buy‑back programme was authorised by shareholders to repurchase up to 151.475 million shares.

The company said the programme is part of its ongoing capital management strategy and is being conducted through on-market acquisitions in compliance with SGX rules.

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