ALT5 Sigma Authorizes Share Buyback and Additional WLFI Token Purchases
ALT5 Sigma's board has approved a repurchase of up to 50 million shares, representing roughly 40% of outstanding shares, as CEO Tony Isaac asserts the stock trades at a steep discount to net asset value. The Nasdaq-listed firm estimates its intrinsic value is 70% higher than current market pricing.
The company, holding 7.3 billion WLFI tokens worth $1.5 billion, also secured authorization for open-market purchases of World Liberty Financial's native token. Funding for both initiatives will come from ALT5's $1.6 billion balance sheet, with a $15 million loan from World Liberty Financial serving as initial capital.
The aggressive buyback signals management's conviction in both share undervaluation and its partnership with World Liberty Financial—the crypto venture co-founded by Donald Trump's sons. Eric TRUMP joined ALT5's board in August 2025 following a $1.5 billion stock offering that established the firm's WLFI treasury strategy.