ScoutQuest5 Oct 2026
PVR Inox532689Buyback completion

Buyback: 20,68,965 equity shares extinguished, issued capital now 9,61,30,997 shares

PVR INOX has completed the extinguishment of 20,68,965 equity shares of ₹ 10 each, relating to its buyback.

9,61,30,997-2.1%
Before9,81,99,962Post9,61,30,997
Issued capital extinguishment (shares: 9,81,99,962 (Before) and 9,61,30,997 (Post).
Shares Extinguished
20,68,965 equity shares of ₹ 10 each
Issued Capital Before Buyback
9,81,99,962 shares
Issued Capital After Buyback
9,61,30,997 shares
Promoter & PAC Holding Post Buyback
26,531,866 shares, or 27.60%
Buyback Tendering Period
opened September 10, 2026 and closed September 17, 2026

Buyback completed: what this update says

PVR INOX has informed the exchanges that the extinguishment — the formal cancellation — of 20,68,965 fully paid-up equity shares of ₹ 10 each has been completed, in relation to its buyback of equity shares. The tendering period for the buyback opened on September 10, 2026 and closed on September 17, 2026. The Buyback Committee, at its meeting held on September 25, 2026, approved the extinguishment of 20,68,965 equity shares.

What the share capital looks like now

A depository confirmation from National Securities Depository Limited dated October 01, 2026 records a debit of 2,068,965.000 equity shares for the buyback (tender offer).

Why extinguishment matters

Extinguishment means the bought-back shares cease to exist. The total number of shares in issue falls by 20,68,965 shares, so the company's equity base is now 9,61,30,997 shares against 9,81,99,962 before. A smaller share count changes the denominator used for per-share measures such as earnings per share, and it also means each remaining share represents a slightly larger slice of the company. The update records no physical-form shares being extinguished, so the reduction comes entirely from the electronic/demat holding.

Shareholding pattern update

As reproduced in the update, the pattern before the buyback (on the record date of September 04, 2026) and after the buyback (October 01, 2026) is:

The promoter share count changes in absolute terms between the two dates, while the promoter stake as a percentage of the post-buyback capital is shown marginally higher at 27.60%.

How a retail investor can read this

A buyback followed by extinguishment is usually seen as a return of cash to the shareholders who tendered their shares, and it leaves fewer shares in the market. The immediate effect visible in this update is a smaller issued capital — both in number of shares and in rupee terms. At the same time, the overall ownership pattern shown is largely stable, with promoters at 27.60% and the rest of the holding spread across institutions, foreign investors and the public. Whether any of this changes the company's fundamentals, cash position or future plans is not something this update sets out; it records the completion of a corporate action and the resulting capital structure.

9,61,30,997Issued capital extinguishment (shares
Non-promoter holding -buyback69,599,131
Promoters and persons acting in concert - -buyback shares26,531,866
Issued capital extinguishment (shares 9,61,30,997: Non-promoter holding -buyback 69,599,131, Promoters and persons acting in concert - -buyback shares 26,531,866.
More numbers
  • Equity shares extinguished in demat/electronic form20,68,965
  • Equity share capital extinguished2,06,89,650
  • Issued capital before extinguishment (shares)9,81,99,962
  • Issued capital before extinguishment (amount)98,19,99,620
  • Issued capital post extinguishment (shares)9,61,30,997
  • Issued capital post extinguishment (amount)96,13,09,970
  • Promoters and persons acting in concert - pre-buyback shares2,70,34,066
  • Promoters and persons acting in concert - pre-buyback stake27.53
  • Promoters and persons acting in concert - post-buyback shares26,531,866
  • Promoters and persons acting in concert - post-buyback stake27.60
  • Non-promoter holding post-buyback69,599,131
  • NSDL debit quantity for buyback (tender offer)2,068,965.000
Source: BSE · 5 Oct 2026

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