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Since April, the stock price of FDC has appreciated 48 per cent as compared to 11.2 per cent rise in the S&P BSE Sensex
Zypp Electric said the allocation has been made to 15 employees who have been in the company for over a year
Employees who moved from Dineout after Swiggy bought it last year, will also be eligible for the liquidity programme
The board has approved the buyback of 665,000 equity shares at Rs 900 per share via the tender offer route
IT services firm initiated a similar programme in 2020 worth Rs 9,500 crore
Indian IT services players have been using the buyback route in the recent past
The outcome of the board meeting will be communicated to the stock exchanges soon after conclusion of the board meeting on April 27
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The buyback size represents 24.15 per cent and 13.19 per cent of the aggregate of the company's fully paid-up equity share capital and free reserves
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The board of One 97 Communications Ltd has approved a share buyback proposal. It came less than 13 months after Paytm's disastrous listing. How will the buyback affect Paytm's fortunes and investors?
Assuming a full buyback of Rs 850 crore and applicable buyback taxes, the total outlay would be in excess of approximately Rs 1,048 crore
If the Paytm board approves the buyback, it will become the 51st company to announce a stock repurchase agreement in 2022. But what is a share buyback? Why does a company undertake it?
According to the company's liquidity report, Paytm has liquidity of Rs 9,182 crore, and in November, the company stated that it would become cash flow positive in the next 12-18 months
The buyback proposal comes less than 13 months of Paytm's disastrous listing, which saw its shares tank as much as 80 per cent
This will be the biggest Esop buyback in tech industry. Flipkart owns over 80% stake in PhonePe and is looking to exit the company. Walmart owns 10% in the Bengaluru-based fintech firm
Currently, companies can buyback only 25 per cent of the paid-up capital and free reserves under the tender route
Bloomberg had estimated revenue to be Rs 36,564 crore and net profit at Rs 5,902 crore