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GigaDevice Plans to Repurchase Shares for 1-2 Billion Yuan

On July 31, GigaDevice announced that within 6 months from the date the shareholders' meeting approves the share repurchase plan, it intends to repurchase company shares for 1 billion to 2 billion yuan, with a maximum repurchase price not exceeding 750 yuan per share. The funds for the repurchase will come from the company's own funds and/or self-raised funds.

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