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India Stock Regulator Lets Firms Buy Back Shares From Market

India Stock Regulator Lets Firms Buy Back Shares From Market
Bloomberg Markets Friday 19 June 2026, 12:22 UTC By Samie Modak 1 min read
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India Stock Regulator Lets Firms Buy Back Shares From Market India’s securities regulator will reintroduce open-market buybacks for companies to support share prices in a market that has lagged global peers. The Securities and Exchange Board of India had phased out open market repurchases in 2025 citing concerns over inequitable shareholder treatment and tax implications. The route was seen as benefiting only select shareholders.

India Stock Regulator Lets Firms Buy Back Shares From Market India’s securities regulator will reintroduce open-market buybacks for companies to support share prices in a market that has lagged global peers. The Securities and Exchange Board of India had phased out open market repurchases in 2025 citing concerns over inequitable shareholder treatment and tax implications. The route was seen as benefiting only select shareholders.
India Stock Regulator Lets Firms Buy Back Shares (ORG) Market India Stock Regulator Lets Firms Buy Back Shares (ORG) Market India’s (ORG) The Securities and Exchange Board of India (ORG)
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