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MUMBAI: Realty player, DLF, on Saturday said it has bought back over 76.38 lakh equity shares worth Rs 140.69 crore and will close the offer with effect from May 6.

“The company, having purchased the requisite minimum number of equity shares, has decided to close the buy-back with effect from May 6,'' DLF said in a filing to the Bombay Stock Exchange.

All bought back shares would be extinguished and no order for the offer shall be placed after May 4, it further said. “As on May 1, the company has bought back over 76.38 lakh equity shares for an aggregate amount of Rs 140.69 crore,'' it added. - PTI

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