GameSquare Holdings, Inc. completed a share repurchase of 1,120,606 common shares for a total of $565,806, averaging $0.50 per share. The transaction reduces the company’s authorized shares to 3.9 million, tightening the supply of shares available to the market.
The buyback is part of a $5 million repurchase authorization announced earlier in the year and fits into GameSquare’s broader capital‑allocation strategy. The company’s treasury management program, launched in August 2025, generates yield from Ethereum holdings and provides the cash flow that funds these repurchases.
GameSquare’s Q3 2025 results underpin the decision: revenue rose to $11.3 million from $9.3 million, a 21% increase, while gross margin expanded to 49.4% from 45.3%. Net income from continuing operations reached $5.9 million, the strongest quarterly figure in the company’s history. The robust earnings and a balance sheet with $81.5 million in digital‑asset and cash assets and no debt give management confidence to return value to shareholders.
CEO Justin Kenna said the company sees a “compelling dislocation between our intrinsic value and market value,” and that the buyback is a clear signal of that conviction. The repurchase demonstrates that GameSquare believes its shares are undervalued and that the market price can be supported by reducing the share count.
The announcement was followed by a 4% rise in GameSquare’s stock price, reflecting investor approval of the buyback signal and the strong Q3 performance. The move also aligns with the company’s focus on media, entertainment, and technology, where its portfolio includes the gaming organization FaZe Clan and a growing digital‑native treasury strategy.
GameSquare’s ongoing capital‑allocation program, including the recent October 3 repurchase of 833,124 shares for $599,148, shows a consistent approach to returning capital while maintaining a focus on growth and operational excellence. The company’s strategy balances shareholder returns with continued investment in its core segments and treasury initiatives.
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