TCS shares fell 6% in 5 days. Should you buy IT stock now?

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Approved to buy back 4 crore shares through tender offer at the cost of Rs. 4,500 per share resulting in total offer size 18,000 crores. The record date has been fixed as February 23, 2022 for the purpose of determining the names of the equity shareholders who would be eligible to participate in the TCS share buyback.

“Due to the current Russia Ukraine crisis, the dollar index is expected to decline sharply. Therefore, export-oriented IT companies are going to benefit from this Russia-Ukraine conflict. Since TCS is a large export-oriented IT company, it should be considered The recent developments are going to be a big gainer. This time the announcement of share buyback will further increase the demand for TCS shares. Hence, this IT stock can be expected to take a hit “4200 levels in the next one month,” said Ravi Singhal, vice chairman, GCL Securities.

TCS, which has been undergoing some reforms recently, is a long-term bet in the IT sector in India. According to analysts, the stock not only has a great deal inflow, but also relatively low valuations and safe bets in the IT sector.

“The company is buying back shares at 20% higher price than the market and we can expect 50-70 acceptance ratio. Great opportunity at buyback value arbitrage and excellent long term prospects make TCS buyback a win-win opportunity for investors,” said Sonam Srivastava, Founder, Wright Research, SEBI Registered RIA.

IT stock has fallen more than 6% in the past five sessions ahead of the record date of its share buyback.

“The buyback was an opportunity for existing long-term shareholders to arbitrage through the tender of shares. Given the 15% reservation in the offer, based on the acceptance ratio, small shareholders had a high probability of benefiting from this offer. Recent in IT The declining stocks present a good opportunity for investment in the company.We believe that Blockchain, Cloud, Digitization, Analytics, Cyber ​​Security, Automation will receive large budget allocations from clients and large companies like TCS in the next few years would benefit.” Sharma, Co-Founder of Green Portfolio, SEBI Registered Portfolio Management Services.

The views and recommendations given above are those of individual analysts or broking companies and not of Mint.

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