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Gorilla Technology has announced the termination of its At-The-Market (ATM) program, a strategic decision aimed at bolstering investor confidence and safeguarding against potential dilution. This bold move reflects the company's commitment to maintaining the integrity of its share value while emphasizing a stronger focus on revenue growth and long-term value creation.
In a statement, the CEO expressed that this decision aligns with the company's vision of fostering a solid financial foundation. By discontinuing the ATM program, Gorilla Technology aims to reassure its investors that their interests are a top priority. The company is now redirecting its efforts towards enhancing operational efficiency and driving sustainable growth.
This proactive step comes at a time when many companies are exploring various funding options, but Gorilla Technology's choice to eliminate the ATM program signals a clear dedication to building trust with its stakeholders. The management team is optimistic about future prospects and is committed to delivering substantial returns to investors.
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