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Kajaria Ceramics share buyback worth Rs 297 crore opens on July 3: Entitlement ratio, other details to know

Kajaria Ceramics has announced its share buyback offer, valued at up to Rs 297 crore, with the tender period opening on July 3 and closing on July 9. The company plans to repurchase approximately 1.35% of its stake at Rs 1,380 per share, a significant premium to its recent trading price. Shareholders are advised to check their entitlement ratios for participation.

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Kajaria Ceramics share buyback worth Rs 297 crore opens on July 3: Entitlement ratio, other details to know
Kajaria Ceramics has announced its share buyback offer, valued at up to Rs 297 crore, with the tender period opening on July 3 and closing on July 9. The company plans to repurchase approximately 1.35% of its stake at Rs 1,380 per share, a significant premium to its recent trading price. Shareholders are advised to check their entitlement ratios for participation.
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