Cyprus Mail16 Jul 2026

Demetra renews mandate for share buyback programme following AGM

Demetra Holdings announced this week that it has renewed its share buyback programme following the necessary authorisation from shareholders.

According to the announcement, the company secured this approval during its annual general meeting held on June 30, 2026, and subsequently notified the Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) of its intentions on July 1, 2026....

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