Kesar Enterprises Ltd to Trade Ex-Stock Split on September 18, Face Value Reduced from ₹10 to ₹1

Mumbai, 17 September 2025: Kesar Enterprises Ltd (BSE: 507180) will commence trading ex-stock split on 18 September 2025, reducing the face value of its shares from ₹10 to ₹1. The record date for the split is also set for the same day, aimed at boosting liquidity and enabling participation from smaller investors.

Kesar Enterprises Ltd operates in the sugar sector, focusing on production and distribution. Listed under the XT group on the Bombay Stock Exchange, the company has a market cap of ₹114.91 crore and continues to maintain growth strategies aimed at improving market accessibility.

Stock Split Explained: 1 Share of ₹10 to 10 Shares of ₹1, Investment Value Unchanged

The upcoming stock split increases the total number of shares while lowering their individual face value, leaving the overall investment value the same. For example:

• Pre-split: 1 share of ₹10
• Post-split: 10 shares of ₹1 each. This adjustment makes the stock more affordable for retail investors and is expected to enhance trading volumes.

Impact on Shareholding at ₹113.95 Pre-Split: Holdings Multiply by 10 Without Changing Value

• 10 shares → 100 shares, value ₹1,139.50
• 50 shares → 500 shares, value ₹5,697.50
• 100 shares → 1,000 shares, value ₹11,395.00
• 500 shares → 5,000 shares, value ₹56,975.00
  This demonstrates that while the number of shares rises tenfold, the overall value remains constant, offering greater flexibility for smaller trades.

Stock Performance Snapshot as of 17 September 2025, 1:15 pm IST: ₹114.00 (+1.97%)

Kesar Enterprises share price opened at ₹113.95 and rose to ₹114.00 by 1:15 pm IST, showing a +1.97% gain. Historical performance indicates volatility:

• 52-week high: ₹172.75; 52-week low: ₹61.00
• 1-week change: +3.87%; 1-month change: +19.37%; YTD: -13.64%
  The upcoming split may improve liquidity and participation among retail investors.

The stock split enhances affordability for retail investors and increases the total number of shares available for trading. By making smaller denominations more accessible, the move supports smoother trading, improved market participation, and simplified portfolio management while preserving total investment value.

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