The shares buyback is a corporate event wherein the company offers to buy back the shares it had issued earlier to the market. There are two popular ways in which a company can buy back shares - 1. Open Markets and 2. Tender.

1. The term "tender offer" refers to a company's offer to repurchase its own shares. A tender offer has a fixed price and is open for a fixed time period.

2. The open market buyback window is longer and does not happen at a fixed price. Open market buyback offer is open for 6 months from the date of the opening of the Buy-back.

The buyback offer benefits the shareholders as it helps improve the shareholder value, increases the return on share capital, and fetches a premium price. To decide whether to stay invested or sell the shares in a buyback, one should examine the company's performance as well as other risk factors.

The below list will give you detailed information about the buybacks.