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    DCW buys back 1,55,000 shares at ₹45.18 average in daily report

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    DCW (NSE: DCW) bought back 1,55,000 equity shares on 3 Nov 2026 at an average price of ₹45.18 a share, it said in a filing on 03 Nov 2026. The purchases were made through broker Ventura Securities Limited on the open market route using the stock exchange mechanism.

    Key highlights

    • Shares bought back on 3 Nov 2026: 1,55,000
    • Average price of acquisition: ₹45.18 a share
    • Amount spent on 3 Nov 2026: about ₹70.03 lakh
    • Cumulative shares bought back: 1,55,000, none closed out

    The buyback in numbers

    ItemDetail
    BrokerVentura Securities Limited
    Shares bought back on 3 Nov 20261,55,000
    Average price of acquisition₹45.18 a share, excluding transaction costs
    Cumulative shares bought back as on 3 Nov 20261,55,000
    Shares closed out to dateNil
    Face value of each equity share₹2
    RouteOpen market, through the stock exchange mechanism
    Filing date03 Nov 2026

    Purchases on 3 Nov 2026

    On Tuesday, 3 Nov 2026, DCW bought back 1,55,000 equity shares through broker Ventura Securities Limited at an average price of ₹45.18 a share, excluding transaction costs. At that average, the day's purchases come to about ₹70.03 lakh.

    The average price sat slightly below the ₹45.23 close recorded on 03 Nov 2026, according to Blacklitt's market data for the company. The daily report gives the price paid on the day and does not show purchases on any other day.

    Cumulative total and closed-out shares

    Shares bought back before 3 Nov 2026 were nil, so the cumulative total of 1,55,000 shares is the same as the day's purchase. No shares have been closed out, so the net total also stands at 1,55,000 shares.

    How this fits recent filings

    DCW filed a public announcement for the buyback on 31 Oct 2026. The board's meeting on 29 Oct 2026 covered both the unaudited results for the quarter and half year ended 30 Sep 2026 and the buyback.

    In that quarter, DCW reported standalone total income of ₹669.98 crore and net profit of ₹10.36 crore, the latter down 25.0% on the year before, according to Blacklitt's data.

    What the buyback means for DCW's shareholders

    For shareholders, the daily report gives the first purchases in the cumulative count: 1,55,000 shares at an average of ₹45.18. Not stated: the total number of shares or amount approved for the programme, its closing date, how much has been spent to date, and the reason for the buyback.

    The next step is the company's further daily reports on the buyback, which the company says will also appear on its website and on the BSE and NSE websites.

    Filed with BSE on . Reference: Original filing (PDF)

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