The company, a leading player in the Indian real estate market, owns properties in several cities across the country, including Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Bareilly, Bengaluru, Chennai, Pune, Raipur, Agra, and Indore.
Indian Real Estate MarketMall DevelopmentBonus Share IssueShareholder ValueRetail And EntertainmentReal Estate PuneSep 06, 2024
The record date for the bonus share issue is September 21.
You will receive one additional share for every one share you currently hold.
The bonus share issue is a way for the company to reward its shareholders for their loyalty and to increase the liquidity of its shares.
The bonus share issue is expected to boost investor confidence in the company, which could lead to an increase in the share price.
Yes, you can buy shares in the company before the record date, but you will need to ensure that the shares are in your demat account by the record date to be eligible for the bonus shares.
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