Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) continues SEK 15B share buyback
Ericsson repurchased 1.85 million Class B shares for SEK 179.54 million in the week of September 7, 2026, under its SEK 15 billion buyback program. The company plans to propose canceling repurchased shares not used for incentive programs at the 2027 AGM, subject to approval. All repurchases were made on Nasdaq Stockholm by Goldman Sachs Bank Europe SE.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
The latest tranche adds to the cumulative buyback, modestly tightening share supply and signaling confidence in cash generation.
Market read
A routine buyback update with limited but positive implications for Ericsson's stock and sector peers.
What to watch
Potential future cash flow constraints if earnings decline, and the impact of currency fluctuations on SEK-denominated buybacks.
Background
Ericsson's ongoing SEK 15B share repurchase program runs until March 2027, with periodic tranches disclosed.
Ticker impact
Ericsson repurchased 1.85M Class B shares for SEK 179.5M in the week of Sep 7-11, 2026 under its SEK 15B buyback program.
Small upside pressure in the near term as investors view the buyback favorably.
Buyback size is modest relative to the overall program, so impact is limited but positive.
Market effects
Reinforces buyback trends in the telecom equipment sector, may prompt peers to consider similar actions.
Minor effect on Swedish market sentiment, modestly supportive of Nasdaq Stockholm listings.
Limited global impact; primarily relevant to investors tracking Ericsson.
Counterpoint
The buyback may be a defensive move to prop up the stock amid broader market weakness.
Key entities
- CompanyEricsson
Swedish telecom equipment provider listed on NASDAQ under ticker ERIC.
- BrokerGoldman Sachs Bank Europe SE
Executed the share repurchase transactions on Nasdaq Stockholm.




