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KPI Green Energy, Ceenik Exports, and Garware Technical Fibres Turn Ex-Bonus on January 3


Investors have their eyes on KPI Green Energy, Ceenik Exports, and Garware Technical Fibres as these companies turn ex-bonus on January 3, 2025.

The announcement of bonus share issues has generated significant market interest, prompting shareholders to evaluate their positions ahead of the key date.

Bonus Issue Details:

  1. KPI Green Energy: The company has declared a 1:2 bonus share issue. This means shareholders will receive one additional share for every two shares held. The initiative aims to enhance liquidity and reward existing shareholders.
  2. Ceenik Exports: Announcing a 1:5 bonus share issue, the company will grant one additional share for every five shares owned by its investors. The move reflects Ceenik’s confidence in its growth trajectory and commitment to shareholder value.
  3. Garware Technical Fibres: The company’s bonus issue is set at 4:1, offering four additional shares for every share held. This substantial bonus highlights Garware’s robust financial performance and shareholder-centric approach.

What is the Ex-Bonus Date?

The ex-bonus date marks the cutoff for shareholder eligibility to receive bonus shares. Investors must own the shares before this date to qualify. Transactions made on or after the ex-bonus date do not entitle buyers to the bonus shares.

Market Implications:

These bonus issues are designed to increase share affordability, enhance market liquidity, and attract a broader investor base. Companies often use bonus share issues to signal confidence in their financial health and long-term growth prospects.

The ex-bonus announcements have already stirred interest among market participants, with analysts forecasting a potential uptick in trading volumes and price adjustments for the companies’ stocks.

What’s Next?

As January 3 unfolds, market watchers will keenly observe the price movements of these stocks. While bonus shares typically result in proportional price adjustments to reflect the increased share count, the long-term impact often depends on the companies’ performance and investor sentiment.

Investor Alert: Those looking to benefit from these bonus issues must ensure their holdings are updated by the record date. For latecomers, the ex-bonus date serves as a reminder of the importance of timely investment decisions.

Stay tuned for further updates on how these developments shape market dynamics in the days to come.

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