Hyperion DeFi Commences Share Buybacks, Retires All Legacy Debt, and Commits to Further Capital Optimization
Key Highlights
- ➤240,124 HYPD shares repurchased at weighted average $3.21 per share
- ➤$8.6 million legacy debt fully retired, leaving no long-term debt outstanding
- ➤September 30 cash, equivalents, and stablecoins totaled $14.5 million
- ➤Hyperion DeFi (HYPD) held 1.85 million Gross HYPE tokens as of September 30
Expert Statements
Hyunsu Jung, Chief Executive Officer of Hyperion DeFi
“We have continued to execute on the promises we’ve made to investors.”
Hyunsu Jung, Chief Executive Officer of Hyperion DeFi
“The month of September was very exciting for us, having raised guidance, commencing share buybacks, paid down legacy debt, and announced multiple new businesses.”
Hyunsu Jung, Chief Executive Officer of Hyperion DeFi
“With the debt fully repaid, we now have more operational flexibility to scale our onchain DeFi businesses, as well as more flexibility to improve our capital structure for the benefit of HYPD common stockholders.”
DALLAS, Oct. 02, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Hyperion DeFi, Inc. (NASDAQ: HYPD) (“Hyperion DeFi” or the “Company”), today announced it has repurchased 240,124 HYPD common shares at a weighted average price of $3.21* per share and retired its legacy debt of approximately $8.6 million, as it continues its efforts to optimize its capital structure for the benefit of common stockholders.
“We have continued to execute on the promises we’ve made to investors,” said Hyunsu Jung, Chief Executive Officer of Hyperion DeFi. “The month of September was very exciting for us, having raised guidance, commencing share buybacks, paid down legacy debt, and announced multiple new businesses. We are grateful for Avenue Capital’s long-term support of the Company in its transformation away from Eyenovia, our legacy biotech brand. With the debt fully repaid, we now have more operational flexibility to scale our onchain DeFi businesses, as well as more flexibility to improve our capital structure for the benefit of HYPD common stockholders.”
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