An NCD IPO is a way for companies to raise money from the public by issuing Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs). NCD IPOs are similar to equity IPOs, but NCDs offer fixed income securities instead of equity shares. Here are the key features of an NCD IPO:
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Buyback
Buyback of shares is the repurchasing of own shares by a
company. In simple words,
buyback is nothing but a company buying back its shares from the existing
shareholders.
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| Company Name | Record Date | Issue Open | Issue Close | Buyback Type | BuyBack price (Rs. Per Share) | Current Market Price (Rs. Per Share) | Issue Size - Shares (Rs. Cr.) | Issue Size - Amount (Rs. Cr.) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Puretrop Fruits Ltd Buyback | Apr 10, 2026 | Apr 01, 2026 | Apr 03, 2026 | Tender Offer | ₹200 per share | ₹200 per share | 11,00,000 | ₹22.00 Crores |
Frequently Asked Questions Buyback
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What is the meaning of buyback of shares?
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What is tender offer route in buyback?
NCDs allow the companies to borrow money from investors by offering a fixed interest rate over a defined period. Unlike convertible debentures, NCDs cannot be converted into company shares, making them a debt instrument.
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Why is buyback of shares done?
NCD refers to Non-Convertible Debenture (NCD). This is a type of debenture issued by companies to raise capital and cannot be converted into shares in the company. Instead, investors receive fixed interest payments and their capital back on maturity.
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What happens in buyback of shares?
Secured NCDs are considered safer because the company’s assets back them. If the company cannot pay the interest, investors can get their money back by selling the company’s assets. However, they offer lower interest rates compared to unsecured NCDs. On the other hand, unsecured NCDs carry a higher risk as the company's assets do not back them.
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When can we apply for buyback of shares?
Non-convertible debentures (NCDs) allow investors to lend money to a company for a fixed interest rate over a defined tenure. Companies issue NCDs to raise funds for purposes such as expansion, working capital, or debt repayment. Investors receive periodic interest payments, and the principal amount is repaid at maturity. Listed NCDs can also be bought or sold on stock exchanges, providing liquidity to investors.
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Is share buyback good for shareholders?
Non-convertible debentures (NCDs) can be purchased through the primary market via an NCD IPO or in the secondary market. Investors can apply offline or online for the NCD IPO by submitting a physical application form to an intermediary using the ASBA mechanism. Retail investors can also use the UPI mechanism. When applying online, investors must provide NCD details, depository participant (DP) details, and payment information. Verifying whether your broker supports online applications for NCD IPOs is a must.
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Is buyback profit taxable?
Each NCD is assigned a unique symbol within the trading system, which includes a series identifier to distinguish it from other securities.
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