Click it and Unblock the Notifications
Just In
Don't Miss
-
LG Unveils 77 Feature-Packed Air Conditioners for India With New Energy Manager Tech -
KKR vs RR IPL 2024: Four Bowlers Who Will Pick Maximum Wickets in Kolkata vs Rajasthan? -
Gold Prices India, April 16: Big Jump In Yellow Metal Amid Continued Iran-Israel Conflict -
Bank Holiday On Ram Navami: Will Banks Remain Closed On 17 April 2024? State Wise List -
Vijay Antony's Romeo Box Office Collection Day 6 Prediction: Vijay Antony's Romcom Maintains Steady Pace -
India on the Verge of Implementing Stricter BS7 Vehicle Emission Standards -
NEET PG 2024: Check the Registration and Exam Date Here -
Maximise Your First Indian Adventure With These Travel Tips
Satyam to discuss buy back of shares on Dec 29
Bangalore, Dec 18: Buy back of shares has been planned by India's fourth largest IT biggie, Satyam Computer Services to prevent takeover of the company amidst such rumours in the marketplace. The Hyderabad-based software exporter said it had convened a board meeting on Dec 29 to consider the proposal for buyback of shares, as per the notification to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) on Thursday, Dec 18.
Currently, Satyam's promoters including founder-chairman B Ramalinga Raju and family members hold 8.5 per cent of the stake in the listed firm, while the public holds 71.8 per cent and others 19.46 per cent. Of the public holding, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have 48.22 per cent and Indian financial institutions 12.91 percent.
OneIndia News
