Since the board authorized the 2026 Repurchase Program on August 6, the Singapore-based firm has bought back 5,630 ordinary shares at an average price of $7.93. Management maintains that this capital allocation strategy signals confidence in the company's long-term trajectory, even as it balances the buybacks with aggressive investments in global operations.
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SuperX AI Targets Share Value Amid Asia-Pacific Expansion
SuperX AI Technology Limited is doubling down on its market position, pairing a $20 million share repurchase program with a surge in infrastructure contracts across the Asia-Pacific region. The company argues that its recent wins in Japan and Australia prove its intrinsic value far exceeds current public valuations.
Commercial momentum is anchored by a string of high-value deals. The company’s Japanese supply center has secured four consecutive orders from Digital Dynamic Inc., totaling $38 million in shipments with another $20 million in the backlog. Furthermore, a $38.8 million contract with Woodman Inc. for NVIDIA B300 server clusters is slated for mid-November delivery. Beyond Japan, SuperX has officially entered the Oceania market, supplying 128 NVIDIA B300 servers to the Australian provider Ezisight. These developments, supported by a specialized supply chain and liquid cooling solutions, provide the operational backbone the company believes will sustain its growth as it navigates the competitive AI infrastructure sector.
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