Asahi Songwon Colors Limited Buyback (Asahi Songwon Colors Buyback) Detail

The Asahi Songwon Colors Buyback last day to buy is not available as of now.

The Asahi Songwon Colors Buyback is a Tender Offer.

The Asahi Songwon Colors Buyback is being offered at Rs ₹400 per share per equity share.

The record date for the Asahi Songwon Colors Buyback is Jun 3, 2022.

The issue size of Asahi Songwon Colors Buyback is of 240,000.00 equity shares at ₹400 per share aggregating upto ₹9.60 Crores.

The buyback is being undertaken for the following reasons:

1. The Buyback would help in improving its return on equity, by reducing the equity base, thereby leading to a long term increase in shareholders' value.

2. The Buyback will help the company to distribute surplus cash to its shareholders holding Equity shares broadly to the proportion of their shareholding, thereby, enhancing the overall return to shareholders.

Letter of Offer

All the eligible Shareholders of the Company holding either Physical Shares or Demat Shares as on the Record Date can participate in the buyback offer through their Stock Broker.

The eligible shareholder holding the shares in Demat form needs to inform their broker the details of the Equity shares they wish to tender in the Buyback Offer. The shareholder needs to transfer the tendered shares to a Special account of the clearing corporation. The broker, in turn, would place an order on the stock exchange for the buyback.

The eligible shareholder holding the shares in physical form needs to approach their broker with original share certificates and supporting documents. Upon completion of document verification, the broker places an order on the stock exchange and submits the original share certificate and TRS to the registrar.

The tender form and TRS are optional in the case of Demat shares but mandatory in the case of physical shares.

The Asahi Songwon Colors Buyback offers an opportunity for the shareholders to exit their positions at a premium price. In case you stay invested you would have an increased percentage of shareholding in the company and improved earnings per share. Thus, one should understand the company fundamentals along with one's need, goals, and risk appetite to decide if one wants to stay invested or participate in the buyback offer.