1. Pharmaceutical manufacturer & CRO services — Nectar Lifesciences operates as an API (active pharmaceutical ingredients) and finished-dosage formulation manufacturer, offering contract research and manufacturing services (CRAMS) and supplying to domestic and global drug companies.
2. Global presence — The company exports a significant portion of its products to regulated international markets, giving it exposure beyond India.
3. Integrated manufacturing facilities — It has in-house capabilities covering the full value chain from drug development to commercial-scale manufacturing, which helps manage quality, compliance and cost.
4. Regulatory compliance & quality standards — Nectar maintains compliance with international regulatory standards (e.g. for exports), positioning it as a reliable supplier to global pharma partners.
5. Diversified product portfolio — It produces a range of APIs and formulations across therapeutic segments, reducing dependency on any single product or client.
6. Growth potential in CRAMS & generics demand — With increasing global outsourcing of pharmaceutical manufacturing and demand for generic drugs, Nectar is well placed to benefit from shifts in global supply-chain dynamics.

Any reason for so many buybacks,I mean last time I saw something list this on sep-Oct 2024 because of taxation on bb.
eClerx Services has fixed 17 December 2025 as record date to determine the equity shareholders who would be eligible to participate in the buy back of shares
News coming for matrimony buyback on 15 dev
maximum buyback amt can be 59crore as per their latest BS and cash reserves are 40crore… low AR expected
Hello sir, I have a question that can we buy it for more than 2.0 lacs to enter in general category as promotor is not participating and FII and DII are very small and 85% will be reserved for general category so may be acceptance ratio for general category remains high as HNI people generally avoid buyback due to tax calculation and assuming that most people having stocks of more than 2.0 lacs would be HNI
same doubt
you can try… 20% of stock is with people having face value up to 2L.. so high possibility AR of GEN higher than Retail.. but this is rare…