The board of directors at RITES Ltd has approved buy-back of 9.69 million equity shares with a face value of Rs 10 each at Rs 265 per share
Transport Infrastructure Consultancy and Engineering firm RITES Ltd on Friday said its board has approved buyback of 9.6 million shares with repurchase amount not exceeding Rs 257 crore
The latest purchases bring the total spent on buybacks since March to $9.5 billion
The clarification came after Sebi received representations from investors, expressing concerns that they have not been able to participate in open offers, buybacks
The regulator, in May, had granted one-time relaxations from strict enforcement of SAST Regulations and norms for buyback of securities through open and buyback tender offers
Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) services provider eClerx Services on Monday said its board has approved a buyback programme worth up to Rs 109.5 crore
ICICI Securities believe the company has potential to do a buyback in the range of Rs 200-250 crore, which is around 10- 15 per cent of the company's market cap
The buyback programme has caused jitters at credit rating agencies, with S&P Global Ratings saying on Thursday it puts SoftBank's financial rigour in question
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The board of directors of the company will meet on Thursday, April 30, 2020 to consider and approve the proposal for buy-back of fully paid up equity shares of the Company.
Bengaluru-headquartered IT firm Mindtree witnessed its promoter L&T Group buying 0.4 per cent stake in the company through open market operations for around Rs 58 crore during this period.
Among the lot, the highest quantum of promoter buying was seen in Tata Group companies that includes Tata Chemicals, Tata Steel, Indian Hotels, Tata Motors, Tata Power and Tata Consumer
Mohandas Pai, former CEO and board member at Infosys, made a pitch for removing the tax on share buybacks
The buyback proposal through the tender offer route, aggregated up to Rs 337.46 crore
Infosys had sought an informal guidance from Sebi on whether the company can allot equity shares upon exercise of vested restricted stock options units after completion of the one year vesting period
Experts blame the change in tax dynamics for the sharp drop in buybacks
According to investment bankers, these companies are looking to buy back shares to shore up the share prices by reducing the outstanding free float available in the market
The buyback committee of the company, at its meeting held today, has approved the closure of the buyback
The transaction, which closed in May, saw NIIT Ltd receiving gross proceeds of Rs 2,020.4 crore in cash
Further, companies such as KPR Mill, which had withdrawn their buybacks following the unexpected tax outgo, have restored their buyback plan