₹1,665 Share Were In Focus; Stock Split Approved
Stock Split: The share of AGI Infra Ltd (NSE: AGIIL) was in focus on Monday. The company’s share climbed by more than 4 percent, reaching the intraday peak of 1690 rupees on Monday.
The company informed the market on Tuesday that the board of directors has given its approval to a division of equity dependent on shareholder acceptance.
The filing for the exchange said AGI Infra Ltd will split a share that has a face value of 10 rupees into 2 shares, each with a face value of 5 rupees. The exact date for the split of stock is not yet set by the board of directors of the company.
What Is The Detail?
Let us tell you that the company will split equity shares for the first time. The company has not issued bonuses to its shareholders.
Stock splits are usually done by companies to allow shareholders to purchase and sell shares because this helps increase the liquidity of the stock.
A stock split is a process of dividing the stock of a company into shares, which reduces the cost and increases the number of shares that are available to trade.
The Condition Of The Company’s Share
AGI Infra Ltd’s share has climbed up to 88.06% so far this year. The company’s share has climbed up to 34.44% in a month. The company’s market cap is Rs 2,012.83 crore.
We will tell you that this is a company for construction that is involved in the development and construction of hotels, residential apartments, auditoriums, schools, hospitals, and others of public infrastructure.
Quick Fact
Company name | AGI Infra |
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Share climbed on Monday | more than 4% rise |
Intraday peak | ₹1,690 |
Share price | 1,665 (3.52% gained) |
Stock split approval | Yes |
Face value before the split | ₹10 per share |
Face value after split | ₹5 per share |
Split ratio | 1:2 |
First-time stock split | Yes |
Purpose of split | Increase liquidity |
Yearly share growth | 88.06% |
Monthly share growth | 34.44% |
Market cap | ₹2,012.83 crore |
Business Type | Construction |
Key projects | Hotels, apartments, schools, hospitals, public infrastructure |
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