A company known for its robust real estate and property services, as well as commodity trading, has announced a 1:8 bonus share issue. With the record date set for November 1, investors are curious about the potential of this penny stock, currently tradin
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A 1:8 bonus share issue means that for every 8 shares held by an investor, they will receive 1 additional share. This is a way for companies to distribute additional shares to existing shareholders without requiring them to invest additional capital.
The record date for the bonus share issue is set for November 1. Investors who hold the company's shares on this date will be eligible to receive the bonus shares.
Bonus shares are issued to reward long-term shareholders, increase the company's shareholder base, improve liquidity, and enhance market visibility. It is a way to distribute additional shares without requiring additional investment from shareholders.
The company's stock, currently trading under Rs 30, can be a good investment opportunity for those looking to capitalize on potential gains. However, investors should conduct thorough research and consider the risks associated with penny stocks.
Penny stocks are high-risk investments due to their volatility, low liquidity, and potential for regulatory changes. Investors should be cautious and only invest what they can afford to lose.
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