Goldiam International reports share buyback, stock rapidly surge 15%

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    Goldiam International reports share buyback, stock rapidly surge 15% 


    The buyback is proposed to be produced using the current investors of the organization as on the record date on a proportionate premise under the delicate deal course, it said Shares of Goldiam International flooded more than 15% to ₹ ₹1,052 per share on the BSE in Monday's meeting after the organization declared that its barricade supports share buyback to ₹45.6 crore at ₹1,200 per share. The buyback is proposed to be produced using the current investors of the organization as on the record date on a proportionate premise under the delicate proposition course. 

    "We wish to educate you that the Board of Directors of Goldiam International Limited at its gathering hung on September 13, 2021 has supported a proposition to buyback up to 3,80,000 value shares (Three lakhs 80,000 just) of the Company for a total sum not surpassing ₹45,60,00,000/ - (Rupees Forty five crores sixty lakhs in particular) at a cost of ₹1,200/ - (Rupees One thousand 200 just) per value share," the gems organization declared in a trade documenting. 

    The organization had educated the trades last month that a gathering of the governing body of the organization will be hung on Monday, the thirteenth day of September 2021 (September 13) to consider a proposition for buyback of value portions of the organization. Goldiam International is a worldwide exporter of extravagant precious stone gems. 


    "The proposed Buyback is dependent upon endorsement of investors through an uncommon goal through a postal voting form. The public declaration setting out the cycle, timetables and other imperative subtleties will be delivered at the appropriate time as per the Buyback Regulations," it added.



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