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$MLGO One detail the market may be overlooking
In Sept. 2025, the Cayman Court approved MLGO’s capital reduction, cutting par value from $6.00 to $0.0000001 and creating a distributable reserve.
This gives the company more flexibility for future shareholder distributions or capital returns, subject to board approval and Cayman law.
Now combine that with H1 2026.
$180.5M cash
$127.4M short-term investments
$299.6M shareholder equity
No new shares issued in H1
No convertible notes payable
No buyback or dividend has been announced.
But the legal structure, massive liquidity and stable share count make this very interesting.
What is management preparing for?
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