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Bajaj Auto Ltd (BAJAJ-AUTO)

Shareholders resolution for Buyback of Equity Shares in accordance of the Regulation 5(v) of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Buyback of Securities), 2018

Filed: 22 Jun 2026, 21:41 IST Exchange: BSE Category: Corporate Action — Buyback
Shareholders approved buyback of up to 4,694,000 equity shares at INR 12,000 each, totaling INR 5,632.8 crore. Buyback represents 1.68% of paid-up capital and 16.93% of standalone free reserves. Funded from free reserves and securities premium, excluding borrowed funds. Promoters will not participate. Buyback to be completed within one year via tender offer route through stock exchanges. Board authorized to finalize terms and execute all related actions.
Source: Original filing PDF — view on exchange portal
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