Japanese bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet said it repurchased about 96.45 million common shares between Oct. 14 and Oct. 31 through market purchases, including transactions via ToSTNeT-3. The company said the total buyback amount was about $160 million, or roughly 25.269 billion yen. As of Oct. 31, Metaplanet held about 96.47 million treasury shares.
The company said the repurchase was carried out under a board resolution approved on Oct. 13. Under that plan, the maximum repurchase size is 200 million shares, equivalent to about 14.7% of issued common shares, with a spending cap of about $380 million, or 60 billion yen. The buyback period runs from Oct. 14, 2026 to Oct. 13, 2027.
Japanese bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet said it repurchased about 96.45 million common shares between Oct. 14 and Oct. 31 through market purchases, including transactions via ToSTNeT-3. The total buyback amount was about $160 million, or roughly 25.269 billion yen.
As of Oct. 31, Metaplanet held about 96.47 million treasury shares.
Board-approved buyback plan
The company said the repurchase was conducted under a board resolution passed on Oct. 13. The plan sets a maximum repurchase size of 200 million shares, equal to about 14.7% of issued common shares, and a spending cap of about $380 million, or 60 billion yen.
The buyback period runs from Oct. 14, 2026 to Oct. 13, 2027.
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