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Triveni Engineering leaps 15.5% on strong Q1 results, buyback proposal

The Buyback will be on a proportionate basis from the shareholders of the Company, through the 'Tender Offer' route

Delta Corp, Emami: Share buyback via open market route at seven-year high

Thus far in CY20, 20 companies have announced buyback of their shares, of which, 14 firms have proposed to buyback from open market route

RBI to examine buyback of outstanding amount of Rs 84,574 cr in AT-1 bonds

Could disallow retail investments directly and through MFs in the instrument

Buyback proposals to bump up Street sentiment around the stock: Experts

Earlier in the week, Emami and Sterlite Technologies also disclosed their intention to buyback shares

As D-Street huffs and puffs, firms opt for buybacks to lift hushed spirits

While more firms may resort to buybacks, industries urge that government review tax on this investor rewarding method

Share buybacks losing lustre as 20% tax bites; firms await relief in Budget

Experts blame the change in tax dynamics for the sharp drop in buybacks

What Wall Street could learn from India's new tax on share buybacks

India this month imposed a levy on its companies' share purchases

PSUs join tech firms in buyback spree to help govt meet asset sale target

Infosys, Asia's second-largest software exporter, last month said it would buy Rs 82.6 billion of its own stock

'Credit risks' for PSUs supporting govt coffers through buybacks, says S&P

S&P Global Ratings Tuesday said corporate activities that are designed to support the government coffers -- such as share buyback -- by PSUs are 'credit negative' for such entities. In the past three months, 10 public sector undertakings (PSUs) have announced or executed buybacks for a cumulative amount of Rs 15,000 crore, which will count toward the government's target of Rs 80,000 crore from disinvestment of state-owned entities. "S&P Global Ratings foresees credit risks at Indian SOEs (state-owned enterprises) from corporate activity designed to support the Indian government's budgetary coffers," the US-based rating agency said in a statement. The impact on the respective companies can vary depending on the size of cash outflow, it added. "Extracting cash from SOEs decreases their financial flexibility in a stress scenario, which -- at least over the short term -- is credit negative at the firm level," S&P said. It said while extraction of existing excess capital in the

Indian IT players look at capital allocation models of foreign firms

Accenture and IBM conduct share repurchase every year as part of their plans to return back free cash to shareholders

IT firms' buybacks impeding their future business investments: Moody's

According to the agency, TCS and Infosys have cash balances of $6.6 billion and $4.4 billion

Share buybacks see an uptick amid market fall

16 launched in 2015-16, up from 10 in 2014-15