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Go Fashion Announces ₹64.99 crores Buyback

Go Fashion (India) Limited has announced its share buyback worth ₹64.99 crores via tender offer route. The buyback will be conducted at a fixed price of ₹460 per share and will be conducted through the tender offer route.  

Quick snapshot of Go Fashion buyback 

  • Buyback Size: ₹64.99 crores 

  • Price: ₹460 per share 

  • Buyback dates: 13 February 2026 to 20 February 2026 (Note: The bidding window will remain closed on 19 February 2026 due to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti.) 

  • Mode: Tender offer 

  • Face Value: ₹10 per share 

  • Lot size: 1 share 

  • Record Date: 9th Feb 2026 

  • Symbol: GOCOLORS 

  • Series: BB 

  • Issue size: Up to 4,13,000 equity shares 

 

Here are a few key things to know before you apply:  

  • You must hold Go Fashion shares until the buyback to remain eligible. 

  • MTF, pledged quantity, and T1 holdings are not eligible for the buyback. 

  • If your Go Fashion shares are pledged, then make sure to unpledge them through the ArihantPlus app before the record date to be eligible for participating in the buyback. 

  • Order acceptance closes on the buyback end date at 1pm. A fresh order window opens one day prior to the buyback end date at 6:01pm and remains open until 1pm on the end date. 

  • If you have already applied in an earlier window need not apply again, unless they wish to place a fresh order. 

  • Your order will be placed on the Exchange platform only on the buyback closure date. 

  • Once you place a buyback order, pls do not sell those shares. 

  • We do not charge anything extra for the buyback order; however, you will be charged brokerage as per your current slab + GST. 

  • While you may tender more or fewer shares for buyback than your eligible quantity, the final acceptance will be determined by the company’s RTA. 

  • After you submit the order and the window closes, the tendered shares won’t appear in your holdings until settlement. The placed order will also no longer be visible in your Holdings report and can’t be cancelled. 

  • For taxation purposes, the buyback amount is treated as dividend income. The company will deduct TDS at a rate of 10% if you are a resident shareholder and 20% if you are a non-resident (NRI) shareholder. 

 

Who can apply for GO Fashion buyback? 

If you are owning shares of Go Fashion as on 9th Feb, you are eligible to apply for buyback. You can choose to tender some or all your shares during the offer period. Acceptance is determined by entitlement and overall demand, so the quantity accepted could be full or partial. 

What is a tender offer? 

This is a formal route where you submit shares to the company at a fixed price within a defined window. The exchange system ensures the process remains fair, monitored, and uniform for all participants. 

What is the record date?  

The record date decides the eligibility to participate in the buyback. Shareholders who held shares as of this date are eligible to participate, subject to the terms of the offer. For Go Fashion it is 9th Feb 2026, so if you held the company shares in your demat account as of this date, you can participate in this buyback offer. 

How can you apply? 

If you are eligible for the buyback, you can ask your Arihant relationship manager or contact the customer support team over email or call and ask them to help you apply for the buyback: 

📧 customersupport@arihantcapital.com 
📞 0731-4217003 

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