How to apply for Buyback ?
Please find
below the process to place your bid for buyback of shares.
Process 1
- The customers who are eligible for
buyback will get an email from “[email protected]”
on their registered email ID in our records.
- This email will contain a link
through which the customers can simply place their buyback bid.
This link can be used one time only. If a customer try
to use this link for the second time it will show them an error “Link
Expired”. In this scenario customers may place bid through MT panel-Back
office.
Process 2
Customers
may place their bid through MT panel back office also. Below mentioned are
the steps for your reference.
1) Kindly login using web link https://backoffice.mastertrust.co.in/Account/Login and your mastertrust Client ID.
2) Please use Forgot Password option to receive password
for login.
3) Post login, go to “Request” Menu on the left hand side
of the page and select “Buyback” Option.
4) Details of the open/running Buyback will appear on the
screen.
5) Further
by clicking on the “Status” option
you will be able to place bid for Buyback as illustrated below:
6) Please click
here to view the video to
get more information regarding this process.
Important Points:
- Buyback bid can be placed only in Active account.
Inactive account holder needs to activate their Trading account first to
place bid.
- Please place your Buyback bids one
day prior to Issue closing date for timely execution & avoiding of
rejection (if any). mastertrust will try to place bids for all the
requests received on best effort basis & shall not be held responsible
/ liable for non-execution / delayed or non-processing of the bids placed
on the closing date of the buyback issue.
- mastertrust will try to place bids
for all the requests received on best effort basis & shall not be held
responsible / liable for non-execution / delayed or
non-processing of the bids placed on the closing date of the buyback
issue.
- Your mastertrust Demat Account
should have either POA executed by you in favour of Master Capital
Services Ltd or Latest Demat Debit Pledge Instruction (DDPI), which came into
effect after 18-11-2022, to tender shares in buyback. Make sure that you
hold enough quantity of shares in your Demat account before the closure of
the offer end date.
- Shareholders who hold the shares as on the record
date will only be eligible for the Corporate Action
so do not sell the shares after placing the order for the Buyback.
- All the funds for your accepted
shares will be directly credited to your bank account as per our record
and in case of excess shares, it will be credited back to your Demat
account by the Registrar and Transfer Agents (RTA).
- Please note that only free quantity
can be tendered for a Buyback. If you have pledged any shares or given
shares in margin, then please get them unpledged/release them before
placing buyback bid.
- If you apply for more shares than
your entitlement, then whether these additional shares will be accepted
for Buy-back or not will solely depend on the acceptance ratio decided by
the Company.
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