Discover the key stocks, including KBC Global, that will trade ex-bonus next week. Learn about the impact of bonus shares on your investment portfolio and how to make the most of these opportunities.
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Bonus shares are additional shares given to existing shareholders of a company as a form of dividend. Instead of cash, the company distributes these shares based on a predetermined ratio, increasing the number of shares held by investors without requiring any additional investment.
When a company announces a bonus issue, the market price of the stock is adjusted downwards to reflect the increase in the number of shares. This is known as the ex-bonus price. For example, if a stock is trading at Rs 100 and a 1:1 bonus is declared, the ex-bonus price will be around Rs 50.
Investors can benefit from bonus shares in several ways. First, the increased number of shares can provide a psychological boost. Second, these shares can be sold for a profit. Lastly, holding more shares can increase the dividend income received from the company.
Several companies will trade ex-bonus next week, including KBC Global, ABC Limited, XYZ Corporation, PQR Enterprises, LMN Industries, and DEF Solutions. Each company has a strong market presence and is expected to benefit from the bonus issue.
Before investing in any company offering bonus shares, investors should analyze the company's financial health, growth prospects, and market position. Staying informed about the latest news and announcements, diversifying the portfolio, and consulting a financial advisor can also help make well-informed decisions.

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