BRAVADA International's Board of Directors Approve a Share Buy Back Program for Fiscal Year 2013

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

BRAVADA International Ltd. (www.OnlyLeggings.com) (Pink Sheets:BRAV) announced today that its Board of Directors has approved a share buyback program for fiscal year 2013. The decision by the Board was predicated on the increasing amount of free cash flow generated by its operations as well as the opinion that the shares of its common stock are dramatically undervalued given its annualized revenue, growth rate and profitability.

SEC approved guidelines shall be applied for administering its buyback program. The share buyback program shall consist solely of open market purchases. The Board of Directors has not set a limit as to the size of the program and expects the program to continue as long as its return on capital for its share buyback continues to yield ROI for shareholders.

“BRAVADA International is growing at a rapid pace and we expect this growth trend to continue,” replied Danny Alex, CEO of BRAVADA International. “I believe that our share price is grossly undervalued and we intend to take full advantage by using our growing free cash-flow to reduce our total shares outstanding. All shares purchased will be returned to treasury and retired.

About BRAVADA

BRAVADA owns and operates World of Leggings, WorldofLeggings.com, and OnlyLeggings.com. World of Leggings is a real world leggings superstore that specializes in all styles of leggings, tights and bodysuits. OnlyLeggings.com is an online leggings superstore for leggings such as faux leather leggings, cotton leggings, tribal leggings, bodysuits, metallic leggings and more.

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