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AutoStore Holdings Ltd. - Transactions made under the share buy-back program
(Nedre Vats, November 09, 2026): Reference is made to the stock announcement made by AutoStore Holdings Ltd. ("AutoStore" or the "Company", OSE: AUTO) on August 13, 2026 regarding the launch of a share buy-back program of up to USD 75 million.
The following transactions were made under the share buy-back program in week 45:
| Overview of transactions | ||||
| Date | Trading venue | Aggregated daily volume (number of shares) | Weighted average share price per day (NOK) | Total daily transaction value (NOK) |
| 02.11.2026 | Oslo Stock Exchange | 550,000 | 14.7437 | 8 109 035 |
| 03.11.2026 | Oslo Stock Exchange | 550,000 | 14.6550 | 8 060 250 |
| 04.11.2026 | Oslo Stock Exchange | 400,000 | 14.8432 | 5 937 280 |
| 05.11.2026 | Oslo Stock Exchange | 400,000 | 14.6257 | 5 850 280 |
| 06.11.2026 | Oslo Stock Exchange | 400,000 | 14.2164 | 5 686 560 |
| Previously disclosed buy-backs under the program (accumulated) | 30 175 826 | 473 349 089 | ||
| Accumulated under the buy-back program | 32 475 826 | 15.6114 | 506 992 494 | |
An overview of all the transactions made under the buy-back program that have been carried out during the above-mentioned time period is attached.
This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Article 5 of MAR.
For further information, please contact:
Hiva Flåskjer, SVP Investor Relations, AutoStore AS Telephone: +47 958 66 790 I [email protected]
About AutoStore | www.autostoresystem.com
AutoStore is the intelligent core of fulfillment, connecting inventory, proven cube based automation, software and operational data across the fulfillment lifecycle. By combining a modular robotics platform and intelligence that learns and improves over time, AutoStore creates adaptive and resilient fulfillment operations, helping organizations unlock capacity, meet customer expectations and scale with confidence. Founded in Norway and proven at scale, AutoStore is trusted by more than 1,300 customers across 68 countries, with approximately 2,000 systems worldwide.