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Hyperliquid Strategy raises share buyback programme to $100m

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Nasdaq-listed Hyperliquid Strategy has increased its stock buyback programme to $100m from $30m, with about $72m remaining under the approved authorisation. It extended the programme's expiry to 31 Oct 2027 from 5 Dec 2026, with timing and size at management's discretion.

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The story so far: Hyperliquid Strategies buyback expansion

Nasdaq-listed Hyperliquid Strategies increased its stock buyback programme to $100m from $30m, with about $72m remaining, and extended the expiry to 31 Oct 2027 from 5 Dec 2026. The board has now approved the expansion, leaving about $72m available.

  1. Hyperliquid Strategy raises share buyback programme to $100m

    Nasdaq-listed Hyperliquid Strategy has increased its stock buyback programme to $100m from $30m, with about $72m remaining under the approved authorisation. It extended the programme's expiry to 31 Oct 2027 from 5 Dec 2026, with timing and size at management's discretion.

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  2. Hyperliquid Strategies raises buyback programme to $100m

    Hyperliquid Strategies (Nasdaq: PURR) has won board approval to expand its share buyback programme from $30m to up to $100m, leaving about $72m available, and extended its end date from 5 December 2026 to 31 October 2027.

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