2:1 Bonus + Stock Splits Of 1:10, 1:2, 1:5 + Dividend Stocks In March 2026: 8 Stocks To Trend Next Month

March is right around the corner packed with festivities and mark the end of fourth quarter and fiscal year end 2025-26. That being said, eight stocks will also be buzzing in March 2026 due to their attractive rewards like bonus issues, share splits and dividends. Of the total, three stocks will carry stock splits, while one stock is carrying both stock split and bonus rewards. Further, three stocks will turn ex-dividend or declare interim dividends.

Check List Here:

1:10 Stock Split:

As per the list on BSE, Aqylon Nexus is the first stock to split in the ratio of 1:10. Aqylon has fixed the record date for split on March 5, 2026. As the ratio suggests, 1 Aylon stock will split into ten smaller shares, which will lead to reduction in face value from Rs 10 each to Re 1 each.

Aqylon Nexus builds high-performance technology on nuclear clean energy. Nuclear-powered data centers with Nukler SMMR reactors, Enterprise AI solutions among others.

Trading at Rs 1485.75 apiece on BSE as of February 22, 2026, Aqylon shares have surged by over 210% on the exchange in a year.

1:2 Stock Split

Meera Industries Ltd, is a penny stock trading below Rs 70 currently, who will turn into ex-split on March 6, 2026, which is also the record date. The stock split ratio is fixed as 1:2, meaning face value of Rs 10 each will be split to Rs 5 each. Also, 1 Meera Industries shares will be split into two.

In a year, Meera stock has surged by over 12.3% on BSE. Meera Industries has shaped itself with the changing era in the competitive world of textile twisting technology & machineries. It is a leading company offering world-class products to national as well as international markets.

1:1 Bonus Issue + 1:5 Stock Split

Silver Touch Technologies, a smallcap tech stock, has announced both bonus issue and stock split for its investors. The company will reward bonus in the ratio of 1:1, while the split ratio is of 1:5.

The bonus issue ratio means 1 free share on existing 1 share of the company. While 1:5 split means, 1 stock of Silver Touch will be split into five smaller shares, and its face value will be sub-divided from Rs 10 each to Rs 2 each.

The record date for both bonus and split is fixed on March 6, which will also be the ex-date. Currently, Silver Touch shares is around Rs 1,391.85 apiece on BSE, and has given more than 107% returns in a year.

Silver Touch is a leading and globally accepted IT Solution Provider and currently at the forefront of Digital Transformation & Emerging Technologies to serve the customers across the world.

1:5 Stock Split

Electrical equipment company, Hindusthan Urban Infrastructure will split in the ratio of 1:5 and its record date is fixed on March 13. This will also be the ex-date for the stock.

Trading around Rs 2,285.65 apiece on BSE, Hindusthan Urban Infrastructure has fallen by 7.3% in a year.

Hindusthan Urban Infrastructure Limited is a leading manufacturer of overhead conductors and electro porcelain high tension insulators.

2:1 Bonus Issue:

Frontier Springs Ltd is engaged in auto components and equipment. Trading as a smallcap, Frontier has declared a bonus issue ratio of 2:1. This means two free shares on existing 1 stock of Frontier. The record date is fixed on March 13, 2026.

Trading at Rs 4,383.25 apiece, Frontier Springs has skyrocketed by a whopping 118% on BSE.

Frontier Springs started with the production of Leaf Springs and Laminated Bearing Springs for Automobiles and Railways. But over the time, the company expanded its plant to accommodate the high demand for Coil Springs for wagons, coaches, and locomotives for the Indian Railways and many more clients.

Dividend Stocks In March 2026:

As of now, three stocks will reward dividends. These include Engineers India, Eighty Jewellers, and Castrol India.

While Engineers India and Eighty Jewellers are yet to declare the details of dividend amount, but they have fixed record date for the dividend on March 6 and March 7, 2026. The two stocks will turn ex-dividend on March 6.

But Castrol India will turn ex-dividend on March 23 for its final dividend payout of Rs 5.25 per share for FY26. This is also the record date.

What does record date and ex-date mean?

Here's a detail explanation of record date and ex-date by Zerodha website:

Dividends + Stock Splits + Bonus Issues Record Date

The record date is when the company checks its records to identify the eligible shareholders for a corporate action. You are eligible for corporate actions such as entitlement of rights shares, bonus shares, stock splits, dividends, etc., if you hold the shares in your demat account on the record date.

Dividends + Stock Splits + Bonus Issues Ex-Date

The date on which a stock starts trading without the benefit of corporate action, i.e., ex-benefit, is known as the ex-date. The ex-date and the record date for all the corporate actions are on the same day since all the instruments are moved to the T+1 settlement cycle. A stock will trade with the benefits of the corporate action or cum-benefit (i.e., cum-rights, cum-dividend, etc.) until the ex-date or the record date.

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