Festi: Buy-back programme week 12

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Buy-back of shares in Festi amounted to 329.655 shares in week 12 2020:This announcement of purchase of own shares is in accordance with Festi‘s buy-back programme announced by notice to Nasdaq OMX Iceland on 2 March 2020.  Prior to the transactions Festi held 4.315.752 of own shares or 1,31% and holds 4.645.407 shares or 1,41% of own shares after the transactions.The buy-back programme has now been closed.The buy-back programme is carried out in accordance with Chapter VIII of the Act on limited liability companies No. 2/1995 and Annex II to the Regulation on insider information and market abuse No. 630/2005.For further information contact Eggert Þór Kristófersson, CEO of Festi hf., (eggert@festi.is)

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