Sarla Performance Fibers completes Rs 44 crore buyback of 40 lakh shares

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AI summary

Sarla Performance Fibers has completed its buyback, extinguishing 40 lakh equity shares bought at Rs 110 each for an aggregate of Rs 44 crore through the tender offer route. Paid-up share capital reduced from 8.35 crore shares to 7.95 crore shares, about a 4.79 percent reduction. Promoter holding rose from 57.11 percent to 59.98 percent as non-promoter shareholders tendered shares. The tendering period ran from May 21 to May 27, 2026, with extinguishment on June 5.

Likely market impact

Lower share count may lift EPS and ROE; promoter stake rose to near 60 percent, reducing free float and public participation.