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Reliance Buyback - a Flashback

From : Geeta S at 09:11 PM - Jan 21, 2012 ( )
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Reliance Industries had last announced a buyback in December 2004 (about seven years ago). The 2004 buyback program offered a premium of 10.87% over the share price just before the buyback announcement.

The size of the buyback program was kept at Rs 2,999 crore, which was about 10 per cent of the share capital plus free reserves as of 31st March 2004.

After the announcement of buyback on 28th December 2004, the company bought shares on nine days only. The total buyback done by the company was to the tune of about Rs 149.62 crore.

So, the actual buyback program was to the tune of just 5% of the total buyback size.

The average buyback price paid by the company worked out to about Rs 521.39 per share.

As the buyback program was through open market mechanism, the actual buyback price can be at a discount to the maximum buyback price (Rs 570).

Investors should remember that there is no mandatory requirement that the company shall buy the entire amount of buyback.

In 2004, the company bought back only 5 per cent of the announced buyback program.

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From: Geeta S at 09:24 PM - Jan 21, 2012


Inference:

Traders/Investors must be careful and avoid jumping in on monday to buy hoping for 870.

This quarter result is the worst in the past two years.

This buyback might have been aimed at limiting the fall in share price.

 



From: Geeta S at 09:02 AM - Jan 22, 2012


Poor perfomance in this quarter was very much expected. Short build-up with a target of 620 levels were caught on wrong foot due to the buyback announcement. In absence of the buyback announcement, the fall could have been severe.

Inspite of shortcovering after the announcement, the upmove was limited, which reveals low investor confidence.

A valid point to be noted is that the promoter's have not increased their stake.

 

 

 

 




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From : Venkat Raman at 09:40 PM - Jan 21, 2012 ( )


Madam,

Thank you.

The aim is solely to protect the promoters more than investors.

Reliance should think of some means to reward the loyal investors who

have been with the company through thick and thin.A gesture to instil

confidence has so far not come and has now become urgent.

Hope to see all cash rich companies come forward to protect investor interests also.

 





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From : Rajesh B at 09:37 PM - Jan 21, 2012 ( )


Well said Geeta..

Keep watching until thr is a particular direction and futher announcement on RIL.





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From : Balu Rajgopal at 09:37 PM - Jan 21, 2012 ( )


Good caution




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