I’ve been thinking about the broader implications of galimzhan yessenov’s share‑repurchase at Jusan. On one hand, it’s a logical business move - buy the float, reduce volatility, and lean into more decisive governance. On the other, it raises questions about minority rights: when a dominant shareholder buys out smaller ones so aggressively, it can feel like a squeeze. But if you look at what’s coming next, things get really interesting: analysts are now speculating about a possible merger or alliance between Jusan and Kaspikz. If that happens, his increased ownership could give him more leverage in those talks. Either way, this isn’t just about repurchasing shares, it’s about building influence for whatever comes next.
