The company will finance the repurchase using $10 million in existing cash and a $60 million draw from a recently expanded $150 million credit line. Intercap, holding nearly 64% of Docebo, has already signaled its intent to participate in the offer, which sits above the company's recent closing price of $18.54. Management remains confident that the move will not hinder future investment or acquisition capabilities.

Preliminary second-quarter figures show adjusted earnings reaching between $10.9 million and $11.1 million, a potential 21% increase year-over-year that aligns with analyst expectations. While quarterly revenue is projected to climb to $63.7 million, this falls slightly short of the $65.3 million consensus estimate. Looking toward the second half of the year, the company anticipates full-year adjusted Ebitda between $54.5 million and $56.5 million. Official results are scheduled for release on August 7.