What is a Share Buyback?

A share buyback, also referred to as a repurchase of stocks, is one where a company buys its shares from existing shareholders. That can be done either through a tender offer route or open market purchase. Buybacks are often read as an indication that it believes its shares are cheaper than the price at which they are trading and this always bodes well for the outlook of the stock.

Important information: the buyback price, record date, and acceptance ratio all find their way into the process.

Types of Share Buybacks

• Tender Offer: The firm offers to buy shares at the defined buyback price, which is usually more than the current market price. Shareholders have to tender their shares during the offer period.
• Open Market Purchase: The firm purchases shares directly from the market through prevailing prices over a certain period.

Both types are usually covered in the upcoming details that companies share with shareholders.

Reasons for Share Buybacks

• To return excess cash to shareholders.
• To enhance earnings per share (EPS) by decreasing the outstanding shares.
• To consolidate ownership and increase shareholder confidence.
• To convey that the company believes in its undervalued stock.

These are some of the reasons behind the announcements of buybacks in the near future.

How IPO Ji Simplifies Buyback Tracking

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• Real-time updates on upcoming buybacks.
• Comprehensive insights into the buyback of shares, including eligibility criteria and buyback profit potential.
• Some much-appreciated timely notifications like record date, offer date open and offer date closed.

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