Highlights 

  1. Amber International approves a share buyback of up to USD 50 mln. 
  2. The repurchase program begins December 1, 2025, and runs for 12 months. 
  3. Q3 client assets surged nearly 70 percent year-over-year. 
  4. KYC-verified user base expanded over 20 percent in Q3 2025. 

Amber International Holding Limited (NYSE:AMBR) announced that its Board of Directors has approved a share repurchase program valued at up to USD 50 mln. Thebuybackinitiative will target the company’s outstanding American Depositary Sharee and will extend over a 12-month period beginning December 1, 2025. 

The decision to authorize the repurchase program marks a significant capital allocation step for the company, signaling management’s view that the current share price does not fully reflect the company’s performance, trajectory, or market opportunities. The program provides Amber International with the flexibility to buy back shares from time to time depending on market conditions,liquidity, and corporate priorities. 

Management Cites Confidence in Growth Strategy 

Michael Wu, Chairman and CEO of Amber International, emphasized the company’s conviction in its business direction. According to Wu, the Board’s decision reflects confidence in the company’s market position and long-term path. He highlighted that recent quarterly performance underscores the effectiveness of Amber’s strategic shift toward institutional and high-net-worth clients. 

In the third quarter, clientassetson the company’s platform surged nearly 70 percent year-over-year, demonstrating growing client engagement and platform adoption. At the same time, the cumulative base ofKYC-verified users expanded by more than 20 percent, reflecting continued traction in user validation and compliance processes. 

Wu also noted that Amber Premium’s execution and payment trading volumes reached approximately USD 3.1 bln during Q3 2025. This performance, coupled with the company’soperating marginmoving into positive territory, supports management’s view that the market continues to undervalue the company’s fundamentals. 

Strategic Outlook and Market Position 

With the growing emphasis on high-net-worth and institutional segments, Amber International aims to reinforce its positioning in digitalwealth managementand asset servicing. The company continues to expand its product suite and strengthen its operational infrastructure to serve a sophisticated client base seeking efficiency, transparency, and secure digital asset management tools. 

The newly approved share buyback aligns with this broader strategy by enhancingshareholdervalue and optimizing capital distribution. As Amber International continues to scale out its platform, management remains focused on executing its long-term initiatives, improving client experience, and sustaining financial progress. 

Conclusion 

Amber International’s announcement of a USD 50 mln share repurchase program underscores the company’s confidence in its performance, client momentum, and market outlook. With meaningful gains in Q3 client assets, expanding user verification, and positive operating margins, the company is positioning itself for further expansion while also prioritizing shareholder returns. 

Amber Internationals’ shares closed at USD 2.47, marking a 56.33% increase from the prior session.