


On this day in the Indian stock market, the phase of ups and downs continued, but in this uncertain atmosphere, the shares of Tanla Platforms Ltd have gained a great jump today. As soon as the market opened, in a few minutes this stock climbed from 12 to Rs 701. The previous trading session (June 11) This stock finished at Rs 622. However, since then its share prize continues to fluctuate. At present, Tanla Platforms shares are 680.
Why is it looking so strongly shopping?
A major announcement from Tanla platforms has become a cause of enthusiasm of investors. The company has informed that an important meeting of the Board of Directors is going to be held on 16 June 2025 (Tuesday). The share buyback proposal will be considered in this meeting.
What is share buyback?
Share buyback means that the company itself decides to buy from its own stock market. This reduces the number of shares available in the market. The demand for stock increases and naturally there is a rise in price.
Why are investors shopping in advance?
In the buyback proposal, the stock is usually purchased at a higher price than the current market price, so investors are already buying shares to capitalize on this opportunity. Hopefully, if the buyback is approved, then they will get direct profits.
The thing to note is that even if the buyback is approved, there will be no pressure on the shareholders to sell their shares. This is a completely voluntary process.
Preparation for buyback for the third time in the last 5 years
Tanla Platforms Limited with a market cap of ₹ 8459 crore has earlier baiped in 2020 and 2022. Both times the company bought shares from the open market and reduled them. Now for the third time, the same strategy is being adopted again in 2025.
Stock Return Track Record
If you are rapidly affected today, then it is important to know that Tanla’s performance has been fantastic in the past:
1 month in 1 month: Returns up to 40%
3 months in 3 months: a jump of about 58%
1 week in: up to 10%
After all, why do companies buybacks?
The reasons for share buyback can be many. As-
Underwellude share: When the company feels that it is not trading in its stock market at a reasonable price, she wants to buy them back and increase their value.
Increased cash reserve: If the company has extra cash and does not have any immediate investment plan, it uses it in buyback.
Strengthen the holding of promoters: The buyback reduces the number of shares, causing indirect increase in the share of promoters.
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