FirstService Announces Share Repurchase Program for Up to 10 Percent of Public Float

FirstService Corporation announced a Normal Course Issuer Bid (NCIB) that allows the company to buy back up to 3,930,112 of its common shares over the next two years Montreal Gazette. The buyback program runs from August 26, 2025 through August 25, 2027, with all repurchased shares to be cancelled. The 3.9 million shares represent 10% of FirstService's public float as of August 12, 2026.
FirstService can purchase no more than 25% of average daily trading volume on any single day on NASDAQ Ottawa Sun. The company calculates this limit using the average trading volume from the four weeks before each purchase day. This restriction keeps the buyback from artificially inflating trading activity or stock price movements.
Companies typically repurchase shares for several reasons. Buybacks reduce the total number of shares outstanding, which can increase earnings per share for remaining shareholders. They also signal management confidence that the stock is undervalued National Post. When fewer shares exist, each remaining share represents a larger ownership stake in the company's profits and assets.
The 12-month period gives FirstService flexibility in when and how many shares it buys back The Whig. Starting August 26, 2025, the company can purchase shares gradually throughout the program. By spreading purchases over two years rather than buying all at once, FirstService avoids sharp price swings and gets better average pricing on its repurchases.
FirstService trades on both the Toronto Stock Exchange and NASDAQ under the ticker FSV Chatham Daily News. The company's dual listing gives it access to both Canadian and US investor bases. The NASDAQ trading rules limit how much of the average daily volume FirstService can purchase in a single trading session.
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