Funtastic Stock

Funtastic Share Buybacks

The Share Buybacks of Funtastic (FUN.AX) as of Mar 21, 2026 is 132,000 AUD.In the previous year, Share Buybacks was 8.23 M AUD — a change of -98.4% (lower).

Share Buybacks

132,000AUD

YoY

-98.4%

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Share Buybacks of Funtastic is 2026 132,000 AUD. Share Buybacks of Funtastic was 2025 8.23 M AUD. It decreases by -98.4% lower compared to the previous year.
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Funtastic Stock analysis

What does Funtastic do? Funtastic Ltd is an Australian company founded in 1994 by John Dite and Lou Arthur. The company is a leading manufacturer and distributor of toys, stationery, and leisure items in Australia and other parts of the world. Funtastic Ltd offers a wide range of products for both children and adults, working with various brands and licenses. They produce items using materials such as plastic, fabric, wood, and metal. Funtastic Ltd has segments focused on stationery, toys, sports and outdoor equipment, and licensing. The company aims to promote growth and continue developing innovative products to meet consumer needs. Funtastic is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Share Buybacks of Funtastic amounted to 8.23 M AUD 132,000

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