The buyback initiative comes with specific price constraints: the company will only acquire shares trading below the $5.50 threshold. Management plans to fund these repurchases using existing cash reserves. The program is scheduled to commence after the public release of financial results for the quarter ending September 30, once a broker-dealer is formally engaged.

Execution of the plan will occur through open-market purchases over a three-month window. The company retains the right to suspend or discontinue the program at any time without notice, and there is no contractual obligation to reach the full $30 million target. For shareholders, this announcement offers a potential floor for the stock, which has struggled throughout the previous twelve months.