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Yangzijiang Maritime seeking shareholders' nod to buy back shares

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Yangzijiang Maritime seeking shareholders' nod to buy back shares
"Our share price may not reflect the intrinsic value of the company," says executive chairman and CEO Ren Yuanlin / Photo: Albert Chua
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Yangzijiang Maritime Development, which was spun off for its own listing from Yangzijiang Financial Holding last November, plans to see shareholders' approval at an EGM to be held, to start buying back shares.

As at June 30 2025, the company held cash and equivalents of around $0.5 billion with net assets at around $2 billion.

As of its last closing price of 61.5 cents, it has a market value of around $2.14 billion.

“With a healthy cash position and strong balance sheet, we continue to be focused on disciplined capital allocation, including through share buybacks when our share price may not reflect the intrinsic value of the company," says executive chairman and CEO Ren Yuanlin.

"With our successful IPO listing in November 2025, we believe that share buybacks are another good opportunity to reward long-term shareholders, support liquidity, and reinforce confidence in our strategy and value creation pathway," he adds.

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