IT Company Infosys has announced its biggest share buyback. The company is going to buy shares worth Rs 18000 crore back from its shareholders. Approval of shareholders is necessary on the proposal of this buyback. The shareholders will be able to do remote e-voting via postal ballot from 9 am to 5 pm on 6 November 2025. Infosys has told the stock markets that postal ballots are being sent to shareholders whose name cut off date was in the records of the Register of Members of the Company as beneficiaries of the shares till 22 September 2025 and whose email company or deposits had registered.
The company is taking NSDL services for electronic voting. Infosys is the second largest IT services company in the country. Its board approved its largest share buyback program on 11 September 2025.
At which price will buyback
Infosys It has been said that under the buyback scheme, she will buy her shares back at a price of Rs 1800 per share. Infosys will buyback 10 million fully paid up equity shares from its shareholders, which is 2.41 percent of the company’s total paid up equity capital. This move of the company is likely to help shareholders returning the value and strengthening investors.
In the share buyback program, the company buys back its shares from Open Market. By doing this, the number of shares in the market decreases, which may increase the value of the remaining shares and improves the company’s income.
Earlier, when did Infosys share buyback
Infosys had earlier bought shares in the year 2017, 2019, 2021 and 2022. In 2022, the company bought shares worth about Rs 9,300 crore back, while in 2021 the size of the buyback was around Rs 9200 crore. Infosys’s market cap is currently Rs 6 lakh crore. On Friday, September 26, the share price closed at Rs 1448.60 at BSE.
Infosys shares came down 23 percent a year and 10 percent in 6 months. The company had a 14.61 percent stake in the company till the end of June 2025. The face value of the stock is Rs 5. The 52 -week high level on BSE is Rs 2,006.80 and a 52 -week low of Rs 1,307.10. Jeffers has retained the ‘bye’ rating for the share. At the same time, the target price has been reduced from Rs 1860 to Rs 1750 per share.
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