Major companies like Bajaj Finance, GTV Engineering, and Coforge are unlocking value for investors through stock splits and bonus issues. Here’s a detailed look at the corporate actions and fundamental performance of each.
🔹 1. Bajaj Finance – 1:2 Stock Split + 4:1 Bonus Issue
📅 Record Date: June 16, 2025
Q4 FY25 Profit: ₹4,546 cr (up 19% YoY)
Revenue Growth: ~24% YoY
5-Year CAGR Profit: ~26%
Valuation: P/B ~6.3×, Dividend Yield ~0.3%
Strength: Consistent growth, strong fundamentals, and high investor confidence.
🔹 2. GTV Engineering – 1:5 Stock Split + 2:1 Bonus Issue
📅 Approval Date: June 7, 2025
Revenue: ₹103 cr | Profit: ₹11 cr
EPS: ₹35.4 | ROCE: 19% | P/E: 29×
Returns: 4,447% in 5 years
Note: Multibagger with thin liquidity; price trend weak.
🔹 3. Coforge – 1:5 Stock Split
📅 Ex-Split Date: June 4, 2025
Book Value Per Share: ₹857
Debt-Free Company | ROE: ~9%
Valuation: EV/EBITDA ~30×
Strength: High investor confidence, low debt, and stable growth.
🔹 4. Vesuvius India – 1:10 Stock Split
📅 Record Date: June 10, 2025
Revenue: ₹1,897 cr (+16% YoY)
EPS: ₹125.6 | ROE: 18.5% | ROCE: 23.8%
Valuation: P/E ~48× | P/B ~8.6×
Observation: Overvalued vs intrinsic but strong profit growth.
🔹 5. Shalibhadra Finance – 3:1 Bonus Issue
📅 Record Date: June 4, 2025
Business: Rural vehicle finance
Q4 Profit: ₹5 cr (+49% YoY)
Valuation: P/E ~25× | ROE: ~17%
Dividend: ₹1.20/share (Low yield)
🔹 6. Shilchar Technologies – 1:2 Bonus Issue
📅 Record Date: June 6, 2025
Revenue: ₹623 cr | Profit: ₹147 cr
EPS: ₹192 | ROCE: ~30%+
P/E: ~46× | P/S: 11×
Strength: Export-focused, high-margin, niche segment player.
🔹 7. Jeena Sikho Lifecare – 5:1 Stock Split
📅 Record Date: June 12, 2025
Business: Ayurvedic healthcare (Shuddhi Clinics)
Profit Growth: 41% CAGR (5-year)
ROE: 26–37% | P/E: 166× (high)
Valuation: Expensive but high margin and brand presence.
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