eClerx raises buyback price to Rs 4,800 per share, cuts share count to 625,000

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AI summary

eClerx Services has revised its equity share buyback terms. The buyback price is raised from Rs 4,500 to Rs 4,800 per share, while the maximum number of shares to be bought back drops from 666,666 to 625,000 shares (about 1.31 percent of paid-up equity). Total buyback value stays capped at Rs 300 Crores. The Buy Back Committee approved these changes on December 16, 2025.

Likely market impact

Higher buyback price benefits shareholders tendering shares, signalling management confidence. Lower share count means a smaller overall buyback size.