Übersetzung für "Erwerb eigener aktien" in Englisch

The rules on possession and acquisition of its own shares by the SE have been extended.

The shareholders' meeting also renewed the authorisation of the Managing Board to buy the company's own shares.

Own shares may be acquired through the stock exchange or off-exchange.

Has an authorisation been issued to purchase own shares?

The buy-back option is subject to the regulations governing the acquisition of own shares.

The acquisition of the Company's own shares also enjoys a certain amount of liberalization.

The authorization to acquire treasury shares was adopted by the Annual General Meeting 2018.

In the reporting year, the Annual General Meeting voted on authorization to purchase treasury stock.

In Denmark and The Netherlands the rules are the same as those applicable to an ordinary purchase of own shares.

The 8th Annual Shareholders’ Meeting has authorized the Management Board to repurchase own shares until November 14, 2003.

Whereas the restrictions on a company's acquisition of its own shares apply not only to acquisitions made by a company itself but also to those made by any person acting in his own name but on the company's behalf;

The restrictions on a public limited liability company's acquisition of its own shares apply not only to acquisitions made by a company itself but also to those made by any person acting in his own name but on the company's behalf.

Public limited liability companies should be allowed to acquire their own shares up to the limit of the company’s distributable reserves and the period for which such an acquisition can be authorised by the general meeting should be increased so as to enhance flexibility and reduce administrative burden for companies which have to react promptly to market developments affecting their share price.

In order to prevent a public limited liability company from using another company in which it holds a majority of the voting rights or on which it can exercise a dominant influence to make such acquisitions without complying with the restrictions imposed in that respect, the arrangements governing a company's acquisition of its own shares should cover the most important and most frequent cases of the acquisition of shares by such other companies.

Where the laws of a Member State permit a company to acquire its own shares, either itself or through a person acting in his or her own name but on the company's behalf, they shall make the holding of these shares at all times subject to at least the following conditions:

Where the laws of a Member State permit a company to acquire its own shares, either itself or through a person acting in his or her own name but on the company's behalf, they shall require the annual report to state at least:

Where Member States permit a company to, either directly or indirectly, advance funds or make loans or provide security, with a view to the acquisition of its shares by a third party, they shall make such transactions subject to the conditions set out in paragraphs 2 to 5.

Acquisition by the company of its own shares is subject in principle to approval by the general meeting only for a certain period of time and only for a certain fraction of the company's capital.

In addition, they will be required to make public all amendments to statutes/instruments of incorporation, as well as other internal rules on the acquisition of own shares and on remunerating managers by securities, including on stock options.

The main recommendations relating to the Second Directive emphasized i.a. the need to eliminate under certain conditions reporting requirements in some cases (share issuance for non-cash consideration; exclusion of pre-emptive rights), furthermore the need to facilitate acquisition by a company of its own shares, to facilitate financial assistance by a company for acquisition of its shares by a third party, and the need to facilitate the streamlining of ownership in a company’s share capital.

In order to prevent a public limited liability company from using another company in which it holds a majority of the voting rights or on which it can exercise a dominant influence to make such acquisitions without complying with the restrictions imposed in that respect, the arrangements governing a company's acquisition of its own shares should be extended to cover the most important and most frequent cases of the acquisition of shares by such other companies.

Where Member States permit a company to, either directly or indirectly, advance funds or make loans or provide security, with a view to the acquisition of its shares by a third party, they shall make such transactions subject to the conditions set out in paragraphs 2 to 5.

Member States may exempt small undertakings from the obligation to prepare management reports, provided that they require the information referred to in Article 24(2) of Directive 2012/30/EU concerning the acquisition by an undertaking of its own shares to be given in the notes to the financial statements.

The restrictions on a company's acquisition of its own shares should apply not only to acquisitions made by a company itself but also to those made by any person acting in his own name but on the company's behalf.

The laws of a Member State may provide for derogations from the first sentence of point (a) of paragraph 1 where the acquisition of a company's own shares is necessary to prevent serious and imminent harm to the company.

Public limited liability companies should be allowed to acquire their own shares up to the limit of the company's distributable reserves and the period for which such an acquisition may be authorised by the general meeting should be increased so as to enhance flexibility and reduce the administrative burden for companies which have to react promptly to market developments affecting the price of their shares.