“The board of directors of the IT consulting and software firm will meet on June 05, 2013, to consider a proposal for buy-back of equity shares,” Infinite Computer Solutions (India) said in a statement.
Currently, the promoters hold 67.47% stake in the company. Individual investors hold 14.86% holding, followed by foreign institutional investors (10.48%), non-resident Indians (4.34%), bodies corporate (1.05%) and while remaining 1.8% stake is with others.
The stock opened at Rs 82 and has seen a combined 222,796 shares changing hands on the counter so far. There are pending buy orders for 18,418 shares on NSE and BSE.
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