Prague - The shareholders of the Czech power giant CEZ agreed Wednesday to extend the firm's buyback programme by another 10 per cent, the company said.
The state-controlled CEZ also received shareholders' green light for cancelling 9.15 per cent of company shares that the utility had bought back previously, spokeswoman Eva Novakova said in a statement.
The power producer has said earlier it spent 67.3 billion koruny (4.22 billion dollars) on buying back roughly 9.8 per cent of its shares.