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The stock market allows companies to take certain actions to manage their money and reward shareholders. One common way is through a stock buyback, in which a company buys its own shares back from investors. A buyback generally indicates that a company is financially strong and confident in its future performance. To help investors track this, Dhan’s share buyback calendar is very useful.


What is share buyback?

A share buyback, also known as a stock buyback, is when a company repurchases its shares from existing shareholders. These are normally bought at a premium from the market price.
A buyback reduces the number of outstanding shares in the market, and therefore, it has a direct effect on increasing earnings per share and financial ratios. Buyback is regulated under SEBI norms and can be executed only when certain criteria are fulfilled.

Why do companies BuyBack shares?

Companies engage in share buybacks for many strategic and financial reasons:

  • To return excess cash to shareholders: If the company has excess cash and limited opportunities for further expansion, a stock buyback can be extremely efficient as an excess capital distribution instrument.
  • To improve financial ratios: Share buyback may help boost EPS, Return on Equity (ROE), and Other Ratios by reducing the outstanding shares.
  • To signal undervaluation: A buyback normally indicates that management believes the company's shares are undervalued in the market.
  • To optimise capital structure: Buybacks also help companies shed excess equity and improve the debt-equity ratio.
  • To prevent hostile takeovers: The reduced free float makes a hostile acquisition hard to perform.

How does the process of Buyback work?

The share buyback process usually follows five important steps from approval to the final reporting.

Step 1: Board approval

The board of directors of the company holds a meeting to discuss the proposal and purpose of the share buyback.

Step 2: Public announcement

When approved, the company announces the buyback details through an official disclosure, comprising the buyback price, method of buyback, and when this buyback will take place.

Step 3: Execution

The buyback is done using either of the following methods.

  • Tender offer buyback: The company announces the record date. Those stockholders who possess the stocks on this date are eligible to take part in this process and tender their stocks during this offer period.
  • Open market buyback: Under this method, the company buys shares from the stock exchange over a predetermined period of time.

Step 4: Settlement

  • If shares are accepted: The payment is directly credited to the shareholder's registered bank account, as declared in a specific timeline.
  • If shares are not accepted: The tendered shares get unblocked and are credited back to the demat account, where they can be sold out in the market.

Step 5: Reporting

Once the buyback is finalised, the company is required to file the final information regarding acceptance and entitlement ratios with the regulatory authorities and the shareholders.


How to participate in a share buyback?

Stepping into a share buyback is quite easy if one holds the shares in their demat account.


Step-by-step participation

1. Hold eligible shares

You must own the shares of the company as of the record date announced for the buyback.

2. Check Buyback details

Check buyback price, record date, offer size, and entitlement ratio.

3. Tender shares during the offer period

Submit the number of shares you want to tender.

4. Acceptance & settlement

The accepted shares are purchased, and the amount is credited to your account, while unaccepted shares are transferred back to your demat account.

Our upcoming buyback calendar offers a seamless mechanism for tracking buyback announcements.


What are the benefits of stock buyback for a company?

There are several reasons why buybacks are considered advantageous to companies:


1. Better earnings per share

With fewer shares outstanding, earnings are spread over a narrower base. As a result, EPS increases.

2. Improves market perception

Buybacks prove the company’s trust in its growth and financials.

3. Efficient capital allocation

Rather than keeping excess cash idle, the company makes profitable use of its excess cash through a share buyback.

4. Reduced dividend commitment

Unlike dividend payments, there is no need for ongoing payments in the case of a buyback.

5. Share price support

A buyback raises demand for the firm’s stock, which may assist in keeping the stock price stable when the markets become volatile.


What are the benefits of stock buyback for shareholders?

For investors, share buybacks are very beneficial:


1. Chance of selling at a premium

Companies generally set their buyback prices above their stock market prices. This helps investors to get attractive returns on their shares.

2. Improved ownership value

Even if the shareholders do not tender their shares, the value of their remaining shares can still increase.

3. Flexible participation

Shareholders can decide on how many shares to offer or not to participate at all.


Wrap up

A share buyback is a corporate tool that is quite lucrative for both the company and its shareholders. It improves financial ratios, ensures optimal capital structure, and is a mechanism whereby investors can exit at favourable prices.

This upcoming buyback calendar makes it easy for investors to track the different buyback announcements and participate in them with ease.



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