alleryStart learning →A Board resolution alone can authorise a buy-back of up to how much of equity and free reserves?
A5 per cent
B10 per cent
C20 per cent
D25 per cent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 10 per cent
Up to ten per cent of paid-up equity capital and free reserves needs only a Board resolution.
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