Just saw Euro Tech announced a new buyback program - they're planning to repurchase up to 250k shares over the next 12 months with a $350k budget. What caught my eye is their reasoning: the board thinks the current price doesn't reflect the company's real prospects and is actually trading below net asset value. They already wrapped up their 2025 program back in February after buying back over 300k shares. Stock was sitting at $1.21 on the Nasdaq when they made this move. Honestly, when companies start aggressively buying back their own shares at these levels, it usually signals management believes the stock is undervalued. Whether that conviction pays off is another story though. Anyone else holding this or keeping an eye on it?