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Partners Value Investments Launches New $35M Equity Unit Buyback Plan for 2026

A bold move to shrink its public float: The firm targets 35M+ equity units in its latest buyback. Will this boost shareholder value—or signal deeper shifts?

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Partners Value Investments Launches New $35M Equity Unit Buyback Plan for 2026

Partners Value Investments L.P. has secured approval to renew its normal course issuer bids. The company will repurchase up to 35,256,779 Equity LP Units and 938,005 Preferred LP Units—around 5% of each class. The move follows a previous bid that saw nearly 840,000 Equity LP Units bought back last year.

The new bids will run from January 5, 2026, to January 4, 2027, unless the Partnership completes its purchases earlier. Any units acquired under the programme will be cancelled immediately. As of December 18, 2025, the company had 705,135,593 Equity LP Units and 18,760,112 Preferred LP Units in circulation.

Purchases will take place through the TSX Venture Exchange, other designated markets, or alternative trading systems in Canada. The price paid for each unit will match the market rate at the time of acquisition. Under the prior bid, the Partnership repurchased 839,400 Equity LP Units at an average of $15.89 (post-split), though no Preferred LP Units were bought.

To streamline the process, the Partnership has set up an automatic purchase plan with its broker. The company views the repurchase as a strategic use of available funds, though it acknowledges risks that could affect future results.

The renewed bids allow Partners Value Investments to reduce its outstanding units over the next year. All repurchased securities will be taken out of circulation, adjusting the total number of units in the market. The programme reflects the company’s ongoing approach to managing its capital structure.

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