Nazara Technologies Share Seemingly Drop 75% After Bonus and Split Adjustment

Mumbai, September 26, 2025 – Nazara Technologies Ltd shares seemingly to have dropped nearly 75% on September 26, 2025, as a result of corporate actions. The apparent drop had nothing to do with the underlying weakness in the company’s business operations but resulted from a 1:2 stock split and a 1:1 bonus issue.

What Triggered the Drop

Nazara Technologies closed at ₹1,116.85 on Thursday, September 25, and opened sharply lower the next day – posting an intraday low of ₹280.70 on the BSE. Each share that existed effectively became four shares because of the interaction between the stock split and the bonus issue. The split multiplied the number of shares while decreasing the face value from ₹4 to ₹2 – and the bonus issue added a share for each split-adjusted share. This quadrupling of the number of shares resulted in an equivalent price change without altering the total investment value.

Corporate Actions in Focus

The initial stock split by the company doubled the outstanding shares. The second bonus issue since June 2022 provided one share per split-adjusted share. The date of eligibility was September 26, and investors needed to hold shares on or prior to September 25 to be eligible for the bonus.

Stock Performance Snapshot

As of 2:52 pm IST on Sep 26, the stock was at ₹281.70, up by 0.97% intraday. The 52-week range had ranged between ₹208.64 and ₹363.25 with a market cap of ₹10,461.93 crore. The stock had gone up by 4.30% in the previous week, down by 14.39% over the last three months, up by 14.17% in a year, and up by 66.17% in the last three years.

Why It Matters

These corporate actions aim to – enhance liquidity and provide better access to more investors for the stock. The share price change is technical in nature and does not reflect any erosion in the business fundamentals of the company.

Key Takeaways

Shares of Nazara Technologies appeared to fall 75% due to a 1:2 stock split and a 1:1 bonus issue. Investors really got four shares per each original share they owned without changing overall value of investment. The corporate actions are intended to boost liquidity and draw in more investors. Record date for bonus entitlement was September 26, but shareholders needed to own shares before September 25. No operational or financial exposure caused the adjustment of the stock price.

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