AR will generally be higher than the ER. Hence, submit all the shares held by you on the Record Date as you may not loose anything by doing so but there is a possibility of accepting one or more shares. All the best.
In theory, there is a possibility of accepting shares, but in this case, given the difference between buyback price and current price, you can expect almost 100% tendering. At the most, someone with zero shares eligible will get 1 share accepted. The downside is that the shares will be locked up between the date of tendering and the end of the buyback, so they can't be sold during this period.
Hi what could be AR.... I don't think there is any excitement around this buyback... So ar would be around 20 percent at least because not everyone will tender?
What makes you say there is no excitement around the buyback ? Has anyone who owns eligible shares told you they don't plan to tender them ? The stock is trading at a significant discount to buyback price and I expect almost everyone to tender their shares. So, AR should be very close to the ER.