- AEM annual report for FY2025 flagged a push to keep share buybacks as a capital management tool, with renewal of share purchase mandate set for vote at April 28, 2026 AGM.
- Board outlined buyback rationale around improving shareholder returns, returning surplus cash, and managing dilution tied to employee share schemes or M&A consideration.
- Mandate would allow purchases of up to 10% of issued shares, with buying limits set at 105% of five-day average price for on-market purchases or 110% for off-market purchases.
- Company disclosed 1,200,000 shares were bought in prior 12 months under existing mandate, with prices ranging from S$ 1.52 to S$ 1.67.
- Management indicated buybacks would be paced to avoid pressure on working capital, leverage, or SGX free-float requirements.
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