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Nazara Technologies Trades Ex-bonus and Ex-split Today; Here’s How 10 Shares Become 40

By Shishta Dutta | Published at: Sep 26, 2025 01:44 PM IST

Nazara Technologies Trades Ex-bonus and Ex-split Today; Here’s How 10 Shares Become 40
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September 26, 2025: Nazara Technologies made its debut today, as the company’s stocks are going ex-bonus and ex-split in the markets. This rally has been followed with the consent of the shareholders on two basic corporate measures: a 1:2 share split and a 1:1 bonus issue. The qualified buying date was September 25, and the record date has been set for September 26.

Solving the Bonus Issue and Stock Split

The company’s stock split reduces the face value per share to ₹2 from ₹4, effectively doubling the number of shares. The 1:1 bonus issue follows, awarding one bonus share for each share owned after the split. These all work to enhance liquidity and lower the cost for a wider investor base.

How 10 Shares Turn Into 40

These changes are significant for shareholders. For example, if a shareholder held 10 shares before the split, those 10 shares would double to 20 after the 1:2 stock split. Then, under the 1:1 bonus issue, an additional 20 shares would be credited to shareholders, resulting in a final total of 40 shares.

Eligibility Under T+1 Cycle

Investors needed to ensure that the shares were credited to their demat accounts before the ex-date to be eligible for these corporate actions. Only shareholders on the record date can participate in the split and bonus issue.

Corporate Action History

The last time Nazara Technologies rewarded shareholders was in June 2022, with a 1:1 bonus. The current stock split will be the first in the company’s history, highlighting its commitment to rewarding investors.

Outlook

These two-fold corporate initiatives by Nazara will bring retail investors on board, increase trading volumes, and diversify ownership. Though valuations have not changed, greater liquidity would open the door to a higher level of investor participation over the next few quarters.

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