#Infosys ₹18K Crore Buyback Lights Up Diwali: Shareholders Win

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#Infosys ₹18K Crore Buyback Lights Up Diwali: Shareholders Win. Infosys, one of India’s biggest tech companies, has announced a massive share buyback worth ₹18,000 crore. This means Infosys will buy 2.41% of its own shares from existing shareholders at ₹1,800 per share—a price much higher than its regular market price.

-By Dr. Namrata Mishra Tiwari Chief Editor, http://indiainput.com

#Infosys-The company’s top founders and promoters, including Narayana Murthy and Nandan Nilekani, opting out of participation which is being seen as a vote of confidence in Infosys’s future growth among regular investors.

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#Infosys founders will not be participating in the buy back.
Company to by back 2.4% of the shares at 1,800 per share. One of the biggest buy back.
This will increase the EPS & thus reducing the PE.
I believe a bonus shares announcement is coming.#StocksToBuy #investing #Nifty pic.twitter.com/KuQ4Rr7WQj

— Portfolio Pensieve (@PotfolioPensiev) October 22, 2025

What is a share Buyback ?

A share buyback is when a company takes some of its shares out of the market by purchasing them from shareholders, thus reducing the total number of shares in circulation.

With fewer shares available, each remaining share potentially becomes more valuable. The company’s earnings get divided among fewer shares, so the Earnings Per Share (EPS) goes up. A higher EPS usually makes a company look better to investors and can help the stock price rise.

Tweets— NDTV Profit (@NDTVProfitIndia) October 23, 2025

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#Infosys promoters and promoter group, including Nandan M Nilekani and Sudha Murty, have decided not to participate in company’s Rs 18,000 crore share buyback.

Here’s @PoddarNisha with details known so far.

Also read: https://t.co/pjOUafTcW8 pic.twitter.com/VbDBqqXqXN

— NDTV Profit (@NDTVProfitIndia) October 23, 2025

Reason for the Buyback :

There are a few reasons why Infosys is doing this. First, the company has a lot of cash and wants to reward shareholders. By offering a price higher than the market rate, Infosys is giving shareholders a way to earn a quick profit if they sell their shares in the buyback.

Second, a buyback is a sign that the leadership believes Infosys is a strong company and that its shares are worth more than people currently think. This action sends a message to the market that Infosys is undervalued or has strong future prospects.

Tweets— Deepak Jha (@spktodeepak) October 23, 2025

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Infosys promoters, including N. R. Narayana Murthy and Nandan Nilekani, opted out of the company’s ₹18,000-crore share buyback program.#Infosys #Buyback #Nifty pic.twitter.com/xdl1cOv5YZ

— Deepak Jha (@spktodeepak) October 23, 2025

Diwali Bonanza for Investors!!

For investors, this is good news. If they choose to sell, they get a premium price. If they decide to hold onto their shares, they end up owning a larger piece of the company due to the reduced share count.

Many analysts believe this could push Infosys’s stock price higher in both the short and long term. The fact that the founders are not selling their shares suggests they believe Infosys will continue to do well, which adds another layer of confidence for smaller investors.

Tweets — Rising Stocks of India (@Rsiadvisory) October 20, 2025

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💻 #Infosys Ltd.
Symmetrical triangle Formation on daily chart, signaling upcoming volatility.
📊 RSI has shown a bullish divergence, hinting at potential strength building underneath.
⚠️ Watch closely — a decisive move from here could define the next directional leg for the IT… pic.twitter.com/bfum3SDjwb

— Rising Stocks of India (@Rsiadvisory) October 20, 2025

In summary, Infosys’s buyback is a way to strengthen shareholder value, make better use of company cash, and signal optimism about the company’s future. It’s a strategic move designed to boost EPS, potentially increase the stock price, and keep investors happy and confident.

SOURCE : http://infosys.com

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