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Nayara Energy to make buyback offer
Mint Bangalore
|March 07, 2025
Nayara Energy, India's biggest private fuel retailer, will make an offer to minority shareholders to buy back 25.9 million outstanding shares at ₹731 apiece, the firm said.
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Nayara Energy was previously known as Essar Oil. It was listed on BSE and the National Stock Exchange. The equity shares were voluntarily delisted from both stock exchanges with effect from 17 February 2016.
This story is from the March 07, 2025 edition of Mint Bangalore.
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