Monday, September 07
India's second-largest IT services company Infosys' Rs 18,000 crore share buyback window will open on Thursday, November 20 and will close on Wednesday, November 26. The company received shareholders' approval on November 6 for the share buyback up to ten crore fully paid-up equity shares.Infosys will buy the shares at a price of Rs 1,800 from the shareholder who had the company shares as on the record date of November 14.The shares will be bought on a proportionate basis by the company through the tender offer route.The company has appointed Kotak Mahindra Capital Company as the manager to the buyback while KFin Technologies Limited is the registrar to the issue.5 things to know:1) Tender form deadline: Last date and time for receipt of completed Tender Forms and other specific documents
Australia's TPG Telecom on Tuesday said a customer died after their Samsung mobile phone running out-of-date software failed to connect with the Triple Zero emergency services, and there was no network outage at the time.The incident comes two months after two back-to-back emergency call outages at Optus, the country's second-biggest carrier, affected thousands of people and were linked to four deaths, sparking a parliamentary inquiry into the Singtel-owned company.The incidents have increased pressure on telecom providers to guarantee uninterrupted access to Triple Zero.TPG Telecom, the country's No. 3 telecoms firm, said a Sydney customer using its "Lebara" service on November 13 could not make Triple Zero calls on their Samsung device. Local media reported that the call was made on beha
