Profit climbed to ₹7,969 crore in the March quarter, beating ET's poll of ₹6,103 crore. Other income buttressed the bottom-line through wha...

At the end of a board meeting, Infosys said it has approved the buyback of equity shares from the open market route through the Indian stoc...

Earlier in the year, TCS completed a Rs 18,000-crore buyback process, the fastest in recent history, while Infosys wrapped up a Rs 9,200-cr...

The Nifty dividend opportunity 50 index, which is composed of high dividend paying stocks, has delivered an annual return of 11.3% compared...

Analysts say buyback is a tax-efficient way to return money to shareholders.

The share buyback, which will be the first in the company's 36-year long history, will see Infosys buying back over 11.30 crore shares at R...

Morgan Stanley said the company reported March quarter revenues below estimates and the guidance turned out to be below its base-case scena...

IT companies have been under increasing pressure from investors to utilise the huge cash pile on books either through share buyback or gene...

Basically because the growth scenario is a little weaker now, people are relating the buyback to growth. But that is not the right thing to...

Though retail investors may face some issues with buybacks, large investors would be happy with the buybacks as they save on taxes.

Infosys bagged large deals from companies including Deutsche Bank, Mercedes-Benz and the Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) in India.

On Monday, CLSA came out with a list of stocks that have the potential to show resilience in a falling market. These are HUL, Lupin, Asian ...

Analysts and other observers of the company will be expecting some news of the progress of Vishal Sikka’s “new and renew” strategy.

A bonus share issue signals a management’s confidence in the company’s prospects as it issues fresh shares to shareholders from its reserve...

Shares of Infosys have shot up over 7 per cent in addition to strong Q2 PAT, rewarded shareholders with bonus share in the ratio of 1:1.

Many companies have traditionally resorted to buybacks and generous dividend payouts if they feel that growth is likely to falter.

N R Narayana Murthy and his top brass, who would take home Re 1 salary, may set a precedent for rich Indian promoter CEOs struggling with a...