TCS Buyback : The Tata Group affiliate and one of the biggest global providers of IT services, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), announced the repurchase.
TCS has already announced many buybacks, the most recent in 2021. TCS offered to repurchase up to 5,33,33,333 equity shares—or 1.42% of its total paid-up equity capital—for Rs. 3,000 for this buyback for a potential full payment of an unlimited amount of up to Rs. 16,000 crores.
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TCS Buyback
The repurchase often aims to increase shareholder value and return surplus cash to owners. Lowering the number of outstanding shares also helps increase the company’s profits per share (EPS) and return on equity (ROE).
Individual shareholders may decide whether to participate in a repurchase, and it is advised that they thoroughly explore their alternatives and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
When will the TCS buyback start?
Depending on the precise terms and circumstances of the repurchase program, the requirements for participating in the TCS buyback may change. However, generally speaking, TCS stockholders who satisfy the following criteria are qualified to take part in the buyback:
- The shareholder must own TCS stock as of the company’s designated record date for the repurchase.
- The shareholder must have a valid PAN card and be an Indian resident.
- To participate in the repurchase, the shareholder must own a minimum number of shares as determined by the firm.
The qualifying requirements for various buyback programs may differ. Therefore, shareholders should carefully consider the terms and circumstances of the repurchase before participating. Additionally, shareholders should speak with a financial counselor or broker to fully comprehend the possible advantages and hazards of taking part in a buyback.
How do I claim a TCS buyback?
To claim your participation in the TCS buyback, you must follow the process outlined by the company in its offer document. Generally, the following steps are involved in claiming a TCS buyback:
- Check your eligibility: First, ensure you match the requirements set out in the company’s offer document to participate in the TCS buyback.
- Offer your stock: The next step is to tender your TCS shares using the guidelines outlined in the repurchase offer document. A tender form that asks for your name, PAN card number, and the number of shares you want to submit may be necessary.
- Please fill up your tender form and submit it to your broker or the registrar TCS has designated for the buyback when you’re finished. Other papers like a copy of your PAN card, a check that has been canceled, and a copy of your demat account statement can also be required.
- Receive payment: After the buyback is finished, you will be compensated for the shares you offered. Usually, the price will be sent by check or straight to your bank account, as the firm states in its offer document.
Note that the procedure for obtaining a TCS buyback may differ depending on the particular terms and conditions of the buyback program.
Shareholders should carefully read the offer document and speak with their broker or financial advisor to ensure they fully comprehend the procedure and any potential risks and rewards.
What is the buyback price of TCS in 2023?
The buyback price was fixed at Rs. 4,500 per share which is a significant decision from TCS, the IT major. Alongside the news about buybacks, TCS has now established the official date for determining shareholders’ eligibility for the forthcoming dividend payout