Wholly-owned subsidiary HT Digital Streams approves buy-back of 25% equity at Rs. 87.68 per share
The board of HT Digital Streams Limited, a material unlisted wholly-owned subsidiary, has approved a proposal to buy back up to 29,26,820 fully paid-up equity shares of Rs. 10/- each (25% of its total equity share capital) at Rs. 87.68.
- Shares to be bought back
- up to 29,26,820 fully paid-up equity shares
- Face value per share
- Rs. 10/-
- Buyback price per share
- Rs. 87.68
- Percentage of equity capital
- 25% of total equity share capital
- Subsidiary status
- HTDS will continue to be a wholly-owned subsidiary
What was announced
The Board of Directors of HT Digital Streams Limited (HTDS), a material unlisted wholly-owned subsidiary, approved a proposal to buy back its own equity shares.
Key terms
- Shares to be bought back: up to 29,26,820 fully paid-up equity shares
- Face value: Rs. 10/- each
- Share of HTDS equity capital: 25%
- Buy-back price: Rs. 87.68 per equity share
Effect on ownership
The buy-back will not entail any change in the shareholding pattern of HTDS. It will continue to be a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company.
How to read it
A buy-back by a fully owned subsidiary is generally a movement of funds within the group, since the parent is the only shareholder. The disclosure was made under Regulation 30 of SEBI LODR.
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More numbers
- Shares to be bought back29,26,820
- Face value per shareRs. 10/- each
- Portion of HTDS equity capital25%
- Buy-back price per shareRs. 87.68 per equity share
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