Alset Expands Stock Buyback Program

The company has already repurchased nearly 285,000 shares and will continue discretionary buybacks through a broker.

October 01, 2025

Alset Inc. Greenlights Major Expansion of Stock Repurchase Program

Alset Inc. is putting more weight behind its stock buyback strategy. As of September 29, the company’s board approved an additional $1 million in share repurchases, on top of the nearly $400,000 already spent under its current program.

So far, Alset has bought back 284,462 shares of common stock. This new authorization gives the company room to significantly increase that number—pending market conditions, liquidity, and internal constraints. The repurchase window runs through December 31, 2025, or until the $1 million is fully used.

Execution Strategy in Motion

The execution is in motion. Alset has assigned a broker to manage the repurchase process, with flexibility to decide when and how to execute trades, as long as they stay within agreed price and size guidelines. Repurchases will take place on the open market and follow all relevant trading rules.

Alset has just over 39.1 million shares outstanding. With this program, the company is positioning itself to respond to market conditions in real time—whether that means accelerating purchases during a dip or pulling back when pricing moves out of range.

Forward-Looking Considerations

The filing also includes standard forward-looking statements, noting that actual outcomes could differ depending on how market and operational factors play out. The company has not committed to a fixed volume of repurchases and may adjust or pause the program at any time.

For now, the focus is on execution. The structure is in place, and the broker has the mandate. The next few months will show how the plan unfolds.