Several companies have announced bonus shares, reflecting strong financial health and confidence in future growth. Here are three stocks to keep an eye on as they turn ex-bonus next week.
Bonus SharesExbonusStocksReal EstateManufacturingReal Estate MumbaiJul 06, 2025

A bonus share is a free share given to existing shareholders by a company, based on the number of shares they already own. It's a way for companies to reward shareholders without paying cash, usually issued from the company’s profits or reserves.
Companies issue bonus shares to reward shareholders, boost investor confidence, and reflect strong financial health. It also helps in increasing the liquidity of the stock by increasing the number of shares available in the market.
The record date is the specific date set by the company to determine which shareholders are eligible to receive the bonus shares. Shareholders who own the stock on or before this date will receive the bonus shares.
When a company issues bonus shares, the total number of shares increases, which can dilute the share price. However, the overall market value of the company remains the same, and the value of the individual shareholder's investment generally remains unchanged.
Investors should review the company's financial health, growth prospects, and the impact of the bonus issue on the share price. It's also advisable to consult with an investment advisor to make informed decisions.

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