ING Groep stock trades at EUR 32.10 as buyback nears completion

ING Groep stock was trading at EUR 32.10 at Lang & Schwarz on September 29, 2026 at 12:47 p.m. CEST, up 0.69 percent versus the Euronext Amsterdam close of EUR 31.88 on September 28. The bank's buyback program is now the clearest near-term capital-return signal.

Buyback reaches EUR 779.0 million

According to ING on September 22, 2026, the group had repurchased 27,660,805 shares for EUR 779.0 million under its EUR 1.0 billion program. That equals 77.90 percent of the announced maximum value.

The latest weekly tranche covered 1,350,000 shares bought at an average EUR 31.92. The average price for all repurchases stood at EUR 28.16, leaving the program's cumulative average below the EUR 32.10 Lang & Schwarz indication.

Second-quarter profit sets the comparison

MarketScreener lists second-quarter 2026 net income at EUR 1.947 billion, compared with EUR 1.556 billion in the first quarter. Diluted earnings per share increased to EUR 0.68 from EUR 0.54 over the same periods.

The same quarterly table shows second-quarter net sales of EUR 6.284 billion against a EUR 6.094 billion estimate, while earnings per share stood at EUR 0.68 versus a EUR 0.64 estimate. The figures give the buyback a stronger operating backdrop than capital returns alone.

Fair value moves above the market

Simply Wall St reported on September 28, 2026, that its consensus fair value rose from EUR 32.10 to EUR 32.84. The new figure sits EUR 0.74 above the Lang & Schwarz price, but it is an analytical estimate rather than company guidance.

The next scheduled earnings release is October 29, 2026, for third-quarter results, according to MarketScreener. That date gives investors the next formal checkpoint for assessing profit momentum and progress beyond the current buyback cycle.

ING Groep stock stays above EUR 32

At Lang & Schwarz, ING Groep stock was trading at EUR 32.10 on September 29, 2026 at 12:47 p.m. CEST, up 0.69 percent versus the Euronext Amsterdam close of EUR 31.88 on September 28. The 52-week range was EUR 20.23 to EUR 32.40, placing the reference price EUR 0.30 below the upper bound.