
SIS Limited has announced a buyback of its equity shares from the open market through the stock exchange, according to a filing with the BSE. The company will purchase shares directly from…
SIS Limited has announced a buyback of its equity shares from the open market through the stock exchange, according to a filing with the BSE. The company will purchase shares directly from shareholders via the exchange platform, a move that typically aims to boost shareholder value and signal confidence in the business. Details of the buyback size, price, and timeline are yet to be disclosed.
Stock buybacks often draw flak for being a short-term fix that benefits promoters more than retail investors. Before cheering, Indians should ask whether SIS is using surplus cash or taking debt to fund this. The real test will be the buyback price relative to the market rate, if it is too low, it is merely a PR move.
Source: bseindia.com
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