Description
BSE sets record date of December 17, 2025 for determining shareholder eligibility to participate in ECLERX SERVICES LIMITED's buyback offer.
Summary
BSE has announced that ECLERX SERVICES LIMITED (Scrip Code: 532927/132927) has fixed December 17, 2025 as the record date for determining shareholder entitlement and eligibility to participate in the company’s buyback offer. The ex-entitlement date will also be December 17, 2025 under settlement number DR-779/2025-2026.
Key Points
- Record date set for December 17, 2025
- Applies to equity shareholders of ECLERX SERVICES LIMITED
- Purpose: Determine entitlement and names of shareholders eligible for buyback participation
- Scrip codes: 532927 (equity) and 132927 (dematerialized)
- Ex-entitlement basis starts from December 17, 2025
- Settlement number: DR-779/2025-2026
- Applicable to dematerialized securities in rolling settlement segment
Regulatory Changes
No regulatory changes introduced. This is a standard corporate action notification.
Compliance Requirements
- Trading members must take note of the record date
- Shareholders must hold shares as of the record date to be eligible for buyback participation
- Trading members should inform their clients about the ex-entitlement date
Important Dates
- Notice Date: December 12, 2025
- Record Date: December 17, 2025
- Ex-Entitlement Date: December 17, 2025
- Settlement Number: DR-779/2025-2026
Impact Assessment
Market Impact: Medium - The buyback announcement may influence ECLERX share price movement as the record date approaches. Shareholders purchasing shares on or after the ex-entitlement date will not be eligible to participate in the buyback.
Shareholder Impact: Existing shareholders as of December 17, 2025 will have the opportunity to tender their shares in the buyback offer at the terms to be specified by the company.
Trading Impact: Expected increased trading activity leading up to the ex-entitlement date as investors position themselves for buyback eligibility.
Impact Justification
Record date announcement for buyback affects shareholder eligibility but is a routine corporate action with limited market-wide impact