Buyback of Shares

Buyback of Shares is a corporate action where a company repurchases its own shares from existing shareholders. It helps reduce the number of outstanding shares, improve financial ratios, and return surplus cash to investors. Buybacks also signal management’s confidence in the company’s future performance and value.

Chapters

1. Introduction to Buyback of shares

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2. Buyback Objectives and When Companies Choose It

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3. Buyback Methods: Tender Offer vs Open Market

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4. Key Dates, Ratio, and Entitlement (Tender Buyback)

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5. How to Participate in a Tender Offer Buyback

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6. Open Market Buyback: What Investors Should Track

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7. Buyback Pricing, Premium, and Valuation Signals

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8. Taxation and Cash Flow Considerations (Conceptual)

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9. Impact on EPS, ROE, and Shareholding Structure

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10. Risks, Red Flags, and Investor Checklist

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