Buyback
Who is eligible to apply for the buyback?
To participate in the buyback, you must be a shareholder who owned the company's shares on the record date, which is the date set by the company to determine who is eligible. It’s important to verify that you held shares as of this date to ensure ...
What is the application amount for Retail Individuals?
If you are a Retail Individual, you can apply for the buyback for shares worth up to ₹2 lakhs. This limit allows individual investors to participate without needing to make a larger financial commitment.
How do I submit my application?
To submit your buyback application, you must send an email request from your registered email address. This is important as it ensures that the company can verify your identity and maintain the integrity of the application process.
What is the application amount for High Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs)?
High Net-Worth Individuals, or HNIs, can apply for the buyback with an amount exceeding ₹2 lakhs. This category is meant for those who are looking to invest larger sums in the buyback opportunity.
What is the duration of the buyback offer?
The buyback offer will be available for a total of 5 days. During this period, you can submit your application. However, please note that requests will only be accepted until 12 PM on the 5th working day, so it's essential to act within this time ...
What is the settlement cycle for Buyback?
The settlement cycle for processing the buyback transactions to your bank account is 5 days. This means you can expect to receive the amounts related to the buyback within this time frame after the application process is completed.
Who can I contact for further assistance?
For any additional queries or support, please reach out to our helpdesk team. You can email us at helpdesk@swastika.co.in or call us at 08069049876. Our team is ready to assist you with any aspect of the buyback application process.
What is a Buyback?
A buyback, or share repurchase, is when a company buys back its own shares from the stock market. Companies do this to increase the value of remaining shares, as there will be fewer shares available. This can make each share more valuable and ...