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Indian Companies Set to Reshape Shareholders' Portfolios This Week

From bonus issues doubling holdings to stock splits increasing share counts, and dividends offering cash payouts, this week's corporate actions present opportunities for investors to maximize their portfolios.

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Indian Companies Set to Reshape Shareholders' Portfolios This Week

Shareholders of several Indian companies are set for changes in their portfolios this week. A mix of bonus issues, stock splits, and dividend declarations have been announced, affecting various sectors.

Narmada Macplast Drip Irrigation Systems Ltd and Julien Agro Infratech Ltd have both declared 1:1 bonus issues, trading ex-bonus on October 6 and 10 respectively. This means shareholders will receive one additional share for every share they own, effectively doubling their holdings. Valiant Communications Ltd, however, has announced a more generous 1:2 bonus issue, trading ex-bonus on October 10.

AGI Infra Ltd and Sigma Solve Ltd are set for stock splits, with AGI moving from ₹5 to Re 1 and Sigma from ₹10 to Re 1. Shareholders will see an increase in the number of shares they hold, but at a reduced price per share, maintaining the total company value.

CyberTech Systems and Software Ltd will declare a special dividend of ₹20 per share on October 6, while Hexaware Technologies Ltd will declare an interim dividend of ₹5.75 per share on October 10. Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilizers Ltd will declare a final dividend of ₹1.32 per share on October 10.

Sayaji Industries Ltd has declared a 3:1 bonus issue, trading ex-bonus on October 7. This is the most substantial bonus issue announced this week.

On Monday, October 13, a stock split action is expected to affect shareholders, though specific details are not yet available. A related example from earlier in the year is the BYD stock split, which tripled shareholders' holdings but reduced the price per share proportionally.

This week's announcements offer a mix of opportunities for shareholders, from increased holdings through bonus issues and stock splits to cash payouts via dividends. While some details remain unclear for the October 13 stock split action, investors are advised to stay informed about these corporate actions to maximize their stock market portfolios.

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