THE HINDU BUSINESS LINE
Financial Daily
from THE HINDU group of publications

Tuesday, September 19, 2000

• AGRI-BUSINESS
• BANKING & FINANCE
• CORPORATE
• INDUSTRY
• INFO-TECH
• LETTERS
• LOGISTICS
• MACRO ECONOMY
• MARKETING
• MARKETS
• NEWS
• OPINION
• INFO-TECH
• CATALYST
• INVESTMENT WORLD
• MONEY & BANKING
• LOGISTICS

• PAGE ONE
• INDEX
• HOME

Markets | Next | Prev


John Fowler: No perk in buyback

THE proposed terms of the buyback programme of John Fowler may not enthuse the market.

The company has proposed a buyback of 9.07 lakh shares which covers 25 per cent of its equity. The buyback price has been fixed at Rs 50 per share and it would be through the tender route from October 11. The stock price which was quoting around the Rs 2 0 mark doubled in July and now trades at slightly above the proposed price level. With the buyback price not carrying any notable premium element, the stock may show some weakness in the near term. Any buying linked to the buyback may be unwound to some extent and this could lead to soft trends in the stock price. -- BL Research Bureau

Comment on this article to BLFeedback@thehindu.co.in

Send this article to Friends by E-Mail


Next: Bharat Forge: Flat restructuring influence
Prev: SSI: The spark of acquisition
Markets

Agri-Business | Banking & Finance | Corporate | Industry | Info-Tech | Letters | Logistics | Macro Economy | Marketing | Markets | News | Opinion | Info-Tech | Catalyst | Investment World | Money & Banking | Logistics |

Page One | Index | Home


Copyrights © 2000 The Hindu Business Line.

Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu Business Line.