- Share repurchase worth KRW 20 billion brings total 2025 buybacks to KRW 170 billion
- Special dividend confirmed for the fourth consecutive year; record date set for Sept. 30, with details to follow
- Part of the three-year shareholder return plan of up to KRW 500 billion (2025–2027)
- Including the resolution to repurchase KRW 150 billion worth of shares in the first half of 2025, the company has continued its proactive stance on shareholder returns

Misto Holdings Corp. announced today that its Board of Directors, at a meeting held on Sept. 15, resolved to repurchase KRW 20 billion worth of shares and approve a special dividend. The move reaffirms the company’s commitment to predictable and long-term shareholder return policies aimed at strengthening both investor confidence and corporate value. 

The newly approved share buyback increases the company’s cumulative repurchases this year to KRW 170 billion, in line with the three-year shareholder return plan of up to KRW 500 billion announced earlier this year. 

The record date for the special dividend has been set as Sept. 30, with the payout amount and schedule to be confirmed by the Board in November. This marks the company’s fourth consecutive year of special dividend payouts since 2022. 

Earlier in 2025, Misto Holdings had already approved share buybacks totaling KRW 150 billion in the first half of the year, underscoring its proactive stance on shareholder returns. Supported by stable cash flow and a solid financial structure, the company continues to reinforce its position as a shareholder-friendly enterprise while pursuing sustainable long-term growth. 

Looking ahead, Misto Holdings remains committed to transparently sharing its performance with shareholders while building a stable and long-term investment environment. 

Ho Yeon (Aaron) Lee, Chief Financial Officer of Misto Holdings, stated, “Our 2025 share repurchases totaling KRW 170 billion, alongside a fourth consecutive year of special dividends, underscore our strong commitment to enhancing shareholder value. We will continue to practice shareholder-friendly management through measures such as share buybacks and dividends, while strengthening the foundation for long-term sustainable growth.”