SIS Buyback: SIS Ltd on June 29 said its board has approved, in principle, a proposal to undertake a share buyback of up to ₹120 crore, marking the company’s fifth buyback programme since its listing in August 2017.
Meanwhile, has fixed the maximum buyback price at ₹478.50 per share, representing a 10% premium to the last closing price of ₹435. At the ceiling price, the company expects to buy back nearly 25 lakh shares, although the final number of shares purchased may vary depending on the final buyback price. It added that the mode of the and detailed terms and conditions will be finalised after the required approvals.
The proposal is subject to the final approval of the board of directors and shareholders, and will be implemented in accordance with the Companies Act, 2013, the SEBI (Buy-back of Securities) Regulations, 2018, and other applicable laws.
Once executed, the proposed buyback will take the total capital returned to shareholders through dividends and buybacks to around ₹720 crore, according to the company.
As per the firm, it has returned capital to shareholders through both dividends and buybacks since becoming a listed entity. It has completed four buybacks worth around ₹420 crore and paid of about ₹180 crore, taking the cumulative capital returned to shareholders to nearly ₹600 crore. The proposed fifth buyback will add another ₹120 crore, lifting the total to approximately ₹720 crore.
Company highlights capital return track record
Highlighting its record of rewarding investors, SIS Ltd said, “SIS has returned capital to shareholders in every phase of its listed life — first through dividends, then through buybacks. Across four completed buybacks (~Rs. 420 crore) and its dividends (~Rs. 180 crore), the company has returned an estimated ~Rs. 600 crore to its ; this proposed fifth programme commits up to a further Rs. 120 crore, taking the cumulative total to approximately Rs. 720 crore.”
According to the company, FY26 accounted for its highest annual capital return since listing. During the financial year, SIS returned around ₹249 crore to shareholders through a ₹150 crore buyback and a ₹98.86 crore dividend. Including the proposed programme, cumulative buyback expenditure would rise to about ₹540 crore, while total shareholder returns through dividends and buybacks would touch nearly ₹720 crore.
Commenting on the proposal, Group Managing Director Rituraj Kishore Sinha said, “Since listing, SIS has bought back close to 86 lakh shares. We will continue to evaluate opportunities to return surplus capital to shareholders. The proposed fifth buyback, like the four before it, is expected to be accretive to both earnings per share and return on capital.”
SIS share performance
The stock has risen 8% in last 1 month, 51% in 3 months, and 16% in the past 1 year. It had hit its 52-week high of ₹481.70 in June 2026 and its 52-week low of ₹257.40 in March 2026.
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