Nazara Technologies shares in focus on trading ex-bonus, ex-split today. Check how 10 shares turn into 40

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Nazara Technologies shares will be in the spotlight today, September 26, as they begin trading ex-bonus and ex-split on the exchanges. The development follows the company’s recently announced 1:1 bonus issue and 1:2 stock split, with September 25 serving as the last day to purchase shares to be eligible for these corporate actions.

The gaming and sports media company had announced two key moves: first, a stock split reducing the face value of each share from Rs 4 to Rs 2, effectively doubling the number of shares held by existing investors. Second, a bonus issue in a 1:1 ratio, entitling shareholders to one bonus share for every share held as of the record date—September 26, 2025.


How do 10 shares turn into 40?


This combination of corporate actions means that 10 shares will effectively become 40.Here’s how it works: if an investor held 10 shares before the split, the 1:2 split would convert those into 20 shares. Then, with the 1:1 bonus applied, the investor would receive 20 more shares—one for each of the post-split shares—bringing the total to 40 shares.

Nazara Technologies bonus and stock split history


The company last rewarded investors with a 1:1 bonus issue in June 2022, making this its second bonus payout. However, this is Nazara Technologies’ first-ever stock split, marking a notable event in its corporate history.These corporate actions typically aim to improve liquidity and affordability by lowering the price per share proportionally, making Nazara’s stock more accessible to a broader investor base.Investors under the T+1 settlement cycle had to ensure that shares were credited to their demat accounts before the ex-date to be eligible.

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