Link Securities | Indra (IDR) informed the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) that, having reached the maximum number of shares finally set under the Buyback Programme after the last of the transactions (235,000 shares, representing 0.13% of IDR’s share capital), it is proceeding to terminate the Programme prior to the expiry date (set for 11 September 2025). Indra also announced the reactivation, on 9 September 2025, of the liquidity contract it has signed with Banco Sabadell (SAB).
In other news, sources consulted by the newspaper Expansión reported that the significant increase in defence spending in Spain and throughout Europe, and recent acquisitions, have led Indra to consider the need to update its strategic plan, with the intention of presenting a new roadmap in 2026. The newspaper reported on Tuesday that Indra’s target of €10 billion in revenue by 2030 falls short, as Indra will meet the objectives of its ‘Leading the future’ strategic plan two years ahead of schedule. Indra has also identified room for growth in armaments and land vehicles.
