3 Stocks trading nearly 56% below their buyback prices to look out for

Synopsis: Cera Sanitaryware and two other stocks are trading up to 56% below their buyback prices, which highlights a steep discount as well as raises questions on the company’s valuation, sentiment, and whether these discounts offer long-term investment opportunities

A buyback price is what a company’s willing to pay to buy its own shares back from shareholders, and it’s usually higher than whatever the stock’s trading for at the moment. Companies roll out buybacks for a few reasons: first, they think their stock is cheap; second, they’ve got extra cash, or they want to make their financial numbers, like earnings per share (EPS), look better, and several more.

But if the stock keeps trading way below the buyback price, even after the offer’s out there, that tells you something’s off. Maybe investors are worried about the business, or the market’s just not convinced. Either way, gaps like that grab the attention of long-term investors who want to know what’s really going on. In this article, we will dive into three stocks that are showing the same nature.

Cera Sanitaryware

Cera Sanitaryware Limited is an Indian company that produces and sells bathroom and kitchen products like toilets, wash basins, faucets, showers, tiles, and kitchen sinks. It sells these products under brands like CERA and CERA Luxe and also exports them to foreign markets. Founded in 1980 and located in Ahmedabad, Cera mainly serves the housing and real estate sectors. 

In August 2024, Cera Sanitaryware announced a buyback of Rs 130 crore for Rs 12,000 per share. The stock is currently trading at Rs 5,230 currently, which means it is trading at a sharp 56 percent discount to its buyback price.

Tanla Platforms

Tanla Platforms Limited is an Indian technology company that offers cloud, based communication services to businesses. To put it simply, it enables companies to send SMS, WhatsApp messages, emails, and voice calls in a secure manner and on a large scale. The company’s platforms also help in spam control, fraud prevention, and customer engagement through AI. Tanla, which was founded in 1995 and is located in Hyderabad, is a partner of large enterprises both in India and abroad.

Tanla Platforms announced a Rs 175 crore buyback in June 2025, with a buyback price of Rs 875 per share. The shares are currently trading at Rs 522.45, which is a 40 percent discount compared to the buyback price.

Infosys

Infosys Limited is a top-tier Indian IT services company that supports and upgrades the technology of global businesses. It provides software development, cloud services, data analytics, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital transformation solutions to various sectors such as banking, healthcare, retail, telecom, and manufacturing. Infosys, which was established in 1981 and is headquartered in Bengaluru, derives the majority of its revenue from long-term projects for clients in the US and Europe. 

Infosys announced one of the largest buybacks in India in November 2025, with a plan to repurchase shares at Rs 1,800 per share under a Rs 18,000 crore tender offer. The stock is currently trading at Rs 1,629.50, which is a 9.4 percent discount to its buyback price.

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