Online Buyback Application Process on FYERS

Is online application possible for share Buyback on FYERS?

Absolutely! On FYERS, you can seamlessly apply online for a share buyback, given you possess the relevant shares in your Demat account by the crucial record date. The entire online tendering procedure is streamlined for your convenience.

For a comprehensive guide on how to apply for a share buyback online via FYERS, please refer to this article.

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