OwlTing Group (NASDAQ: OWLS) announced that SBI Holdings and legacy shareholders representing more than 99% of applicable shares agreed to extend lock-up arrangements for an additional 12 months.

The extension covers shares that were previously subject to lock-up restrictions. OwlTing stated the move aims to provide visibility into the company's public float and reduce potential market disruption from concentrated share sales.

"We are grateful for the sustained support from SBI, Mr. Yoshitaka Kitao, and our long-term shareholders," said Darren Wang, founder and CEO at OwlTing Group. "This alignment reflects a shared long-term view of the Company, and allows OwlTing to stay focused on advancing its global payment infrastructure and executing its compliance-first growth strategy."

OwlTing operates as the brand of OBOOK Holdings Inc., a fintech company that provides payment infrastructure through its OwlPay service. The company holds money transmission licenses in 41 U.S. states and operates under regulatory licenses in the European Union and Japan.

The Taiwan-founded company maintains subsidiaries across multiple countries including the United States, Japan, Poland, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Malaysia. OwlTing operates across payments, hospitality, and e-commerce sectors.

According to the company, it ranked No. 226 on the Financial Times and Statista "High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 2026" list with a 42% compound annual growth rate. The information was provided in a company press release.