A farmer has said bird flu measures are becoming the new normal for people in the poultry industry.
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A farmer has said bird flu measures are becoming the new normal for people in the poultry industry.
The latest restrictions came into effect from 00:01 GMT on Thursday and require owners to keep their flock on a strict lockdown in their housing to…

30.10.2025
Skudeneshavn, 30 October 2025
Solstad Maritime ASA (SOMA) is pleased to present its financial results for the third quarter of 2025.
CEO Lars Peder Solstad stated:
“The market has shown less activity in third quarter than earlier expected. At the same time, we maintain a positive outlook for 2026, supported by steady tendering activity and a solid order backlog.”
Contacts
Lars Peder Solstad CEO, at +47 91 31 85 85
Kjetil Ramstad CFO, at +47 907 59 489
Solstad Maritime ASA
www.solstad-maritime.com
This information is subject of the disclosure requirements pursuant to section 5 -12 of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act.
SOMA Q3 2025 Presentation

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BBVA shares acquired will be used to reduce share capital through their cancellation. The buyback program will end no later than February 18, 2025², or earlier if the maximum monetary amount or the maximum number of shares is reached.
Citigroup Global Markets Europe AG will be responsible for executing the buyback on the Spanish continuous market and on European trading platforms.
In addition to the share buyback starting today, on November 7, BBVA shareholders will receive the bank’s highest interim dividend in history (€0.32 gross per share), for a total amount of approximately €1.8 billion.
Furthermore, given the significant excess capital over the 12 percent CET1 ratio, BBVA’s Board of Directors recently agreed to launch another significant share buyback¹, as soon as it receives authorization from the European Central Bank (ECB).
This is the third time BBVA has opted to repurchase shares as part of its ordinary shareholder remuneration. The bank repurchased shares worth €422 million against 2022 earnings, and €781 million against 2023 earnings.
In addition, BBVA has carried out two other share buybacks considered extraordinary shareholder remuneration. The first, between 2021 and 2022, amounted to €3.16 billion—one of the largest in Europe at the time—and the second, in 2023, totaled €1 billion.
Overall, BBVA will have executed share buybacks worth more than €6.3 billion since 2021 including the upcoming program set to begin today.

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