Rolex Rings jumps 19% on heavy volumes after buyback planRolex Rings jumps 19% on heavy volumes after buyback plan

Introduction

Leading auto components manufacturer announced board meeting to consider equity share buyback proposal scheduled on April 23, 2026 under SEBI listing regulations framework.

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Share price movement of Rolex Rings

On April 21, 2026, Rolex Rings Limited opened at ₹146.10, up 4.81% from its previous close of ₹139.40. The stock reached a high of ₹165.75 (18.93%) and a low of ₹144.95. By 4:01 PM, it traded at ₹162.30, a 16.43% increase, with a market cap of ₹4,419.97 crore.

Rolex Rings Buyback Proposal Review

Rolex Rings Limited informed stock exchanges that its board will consider a buyback proposal of equity shares. The meeting is scheduled on April 23, 2026 under LODR Regulations applicable provisions.

The company stated that outcome of the board meeting will be disclosed to stock exchanges after conclusion in compliance with SEBI LODR regulations and buyback rules as amended thereafter applicable.

Stock performance of Rolex Rings for period of 1 week, 6 months, and 1 year

Rolex Rings Limited delivered a 1-week return of 6.90%, a 6-month return of 11.5%, and a 1-year return of 2.91%.

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Shareholding pattern of Rolex Rings

Particulars	Mar 2026	Dec 2025	Sep 2025
Promoter	52.20%	53.40%	53.40%
FII	6.00%	6.00%	7.00%
DII	30.30%	30.20%	31.00%
Public	11.50%	10.50%	8.70%

About Rolex Rings

Rolex Rings Ltd (NSE: ROLEXRINGS) is a leading Indian forged and machined components manufacturer supplying automotive, industrial machinery, wind energy, and railway sectors globally.

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