The company's board had approved buy-back of equity shares up to Rs 800 crore ($200 million), amounting to 10 percent of the company`s equity and free reserves.
The remaining Rs 1200 crore was intended for sale in the second phase, subject to necessary approvals by the shareholders. JM Financial Consultants is the manager to the buyback offer.
At noon Friday, shares of the company were trading at Rs 1,310 up by Rs 28.20 from its previous close at the Bombay Stock Exchange.
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