Infosys Share Buyback
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Infosys' Rs 13,000 Crore Share Buyback Offer Opens On November 30
Infosys would buy back 11.30 crore equity shares by paying Rs 13,000 crore at the price of Rs 1,150 per share from November 30
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Infosys Fixes November 1 As Record Date For Rs 13,000-Crore Share Buyback
Infosys has also fixed November 1 as the record date for payment of interim dividend.
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A Day After Vishal Sikka's Resignation, Infosys Announces Rs 13,000 Crore Buyback
The share buyback price of Rs 1,150 set by the board, is at 25 per cent premium to its Friday's closing price of Rs 923.10 on Bombay Stock Exchange and may lead to a positive opening of shares on Monday, analysts say.
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Infosys Buyback Now The Focus After Vishal Sikka's Resignation
Infosys chairman R Seshasayee on Friday said the buyback decision will not be affected by Vishal Sikka's resignation.
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Infosys Is Blowing Its Big Chance At Redemption
It's the transparency that made Infosys the first Indian tech company to trade on Nasdaq in 1999.
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Infosys To Consider Share Buyback Proposal On Saturday
IT companies are under pressure to increase shareholder's return amid slowing growth in their core business led by automation and a crackdown on visas in some countries.
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Infosys' Rs 13,000 Crore Share Buyback Offer Opens On November 30
Infosys would buy back 11.30 crore equity shares by paying Rs 13,000 crore at the price of Rs 1,150 per share from November 30
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Infosys Fixes November 1 As Record Date For Rs 13,000-Crore Share Buyback
Infosys has also fixed November 1 as the record date for payment of interim dividend.
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A Day After Vishal Sikka's Resignation, Infosys Announces Rs 13,000 Crore Buyback
The share buyback price of Rs 1,150 set by the board, is at 25 per cent premium to its Friday's closing price of Rs 923.10 on Bombay Stock Exchange and may lead to a positive opening of shares on Monday, analysts say.
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Infosys Buyback Now The Focus After Vishal Sikka's Resignation
Infosys chairman R Seshasayee on Friday said the buyback decision will not be affected by Vishal Sikka's resignation.
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Infosys Is Blowing Its Big Chance At Redemption
It's the transparency that made Infosys the first Indian tech company to trade on Nasdaq in 1999.
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Infosys To Consider Share Buyback Proposal On Saturday
IT companies are under pressure to increase shareholder's return amid slowing growth in their core business led by automation and a crackdown on visas in some countries.
