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Matrimony.com Approves ₹58.50 Crore Worth Share Buyback at ₹655 Per Share, Record Date Fixed for January 30, 2026

Key Highlights

  • Matrimony.com approves share buyback worth up to ₹58.50 crore.
  • Buyback price fixed at ₹655 per equity share.
  • Up to 8,93,129 shares to be repurchased representing 4.14 percent equity.
  • Record date for eligibility set as January 30, 2026.
  • BSE appointed as designated stock exchange for the buyback.

Matrimony.com Limited has approved a share buyback of equity shares with an aggregate value of up to ₹58.50 crore as part of its capital return strategy. The decision was taken by the Buyback Committee of the Board of Directors at its meeting held on January 20, 2026.

Under the approved proposal, the company will buy back equity shares at a final price of ₹655 per share. Based on this buyback price and the approved size, Matrimony.com plans to repurchase up to 8,93,129 fully paid-up equity shares, which represents approximately 4.14 percent of the company’s total paid-up equity share capital.

The buyback size of up to ₹5,850 lakh excludes expenses such as brokerage, taxes, regulatory filing fees, advisory charges, and other incidental costs related to the buyback process. These expenses will be borne separately by the company as per applicable regulations.

The company has fixed Friday, January 30, 2026, as the record date to determine the eligibility of shareholders and their respective entitlements to participate in the buyback. Only shareholders whose names appear on the register of members as on the record date will be eligible to tender their shares.

For the execution of the buyback, Matrimony.com has appointed BSE Limited as the designated stock exchange. The company stated that further details regarding the buyback process will communicated in line with regulatory requirements.

Matrimony.com, which operates leading online matchmaking platforms in India and overseas markets, said the approved buyback reflects its focus on efficient capital allocation while continuing to pursue long-term growth opportunities.

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