3:1 Bonus + 1:10 Stock Splits + Dividend Stocks On February 25, 26, & 27: Eight Stocks Ex-Date In 3 Days; Who?

Eight stocks are going to be in focus from February 25 to February 27 for their stock splits, bonus issues and dividends. Among the key notable stocks are Angel One, NBCC, Narbada Gems and Jewellery, and Infobeans Technologies among others.

February 25, 26 and 27 will be record dates and ex-dates for these stocks. These dates are set by listed companies to identify eligible shareholders for their stock splits, bonus issues and dividend rewards. Check out the list of companies and their key important dates here.

1:10 Stock Split:

Two stocks are turning ex-split on February 25 and February 26. These are also their record dates. These stocks are Angel One and Fynx Capital.

Fynx Capital has set the record date for its split ratio of 1:10 on February 25. Anyone buying the stock after this date will not be eligible for the stock split benefits. FYNX Capital is currently trading below Rs 70 apiece on BSE, and the stock has skyrocketed by a whopping 369% in a year.

FynX is your one-stop partner for growth, offering a comprehensive suite of loans and supply chain financing solutions designed to unlock your MSME's full potential.

Then comes Angel One whose stock split is much-awaited since its one of the biggest capital markets stock. Angel One is splitting in the ratio of 1:10 and has fixed its record date on February 26. Currently, Angel One is around Rs 2,467.70 apiece on BSE, and has surged by nearly 12% in a year.

Angel One is one of India's leading retail full-service broking houses, with clients over 3.5 crore. It offers a wide range of innovative services, including online trading and investing, advisory, margin trading facility, algorithmic trading, smart orders, etc.

The stock split ratio of 1:10 means that the 1 single stock will be split into ten smaller shares. The face value of the company will be split from Rs 10 each to Re 1 each. During a stock split, the number of shares multiple, the per share price value drops but the share capital remains the same.

3:1 Bonus Issue:

Only one stock is turning ex-bonus and that would be Infobeans Technologies. This stock has declared bonus issue of a whopping 3:1 ratio. It means the eligible shareholders will receive 3 free shares on existing 1 equity share. To be eligible, you must hold the stock as of record date which is fixed on February 27. This is also the ex-date.

Infobeans Technologies is currently trading around Rs 835 and has zoomed by over 155% on BSE. InfoBeans specializes in AI-first software development and implementation for its enterprise clients to solve their most complex business problems.

Dividend Stocks:

Five stocks are scheduled to turn ex-dividend in these three days. The most watched dividend will be of PSU stock, NBCC who has declared an interim dividend of Rs 0.12 per share. NBCC will turn ex-date on February 25, which is also the record date. Currently, NBCC stock price is below Rs 95 but has surged by over 20% on BSE.

NBCC holds the status of Navratna CPSE, and has emerged as the undisputed leader in the Construction Sector on the back of its capabilities, innovative approach, adherence to highest standard of quality, timely delivery and a dedicated workforce.

Other stocks to turn ex-dividend are Stratmont Industries who declared an interim dividend of Rs 0.10 per share and fixed February 26 as the record date. Further, two stocks will turn ex-date on February 27 and these are Shreeji Shipping Global and Spice Islands Industries for their interim dividend of Re 1 and Rs 0.50 per share.

Bonus Issue Vs Stock Split

According to ClearTax, here are the differences between bonus issues and stock splits.

Aspect	Bonus Issue	Stock Split
What Happens?	You receive extra shares for free, based on a specific ratio (e.g., 1:1).	Your existing shares are divided into multiple shares.
Face Value	Stays the same.	Decreases (e.g., ₹10 becomes ₹1 in a 1:10 split).
Why It's Done	To reward shareholders and convert the company's free reserves into share capital.	To make the share price more affordable for retail investors and increase liquidity.
Company's Finances	Reserves decrease; Share Capital increases.	No change in Reserves or Share Capital.
Investment Value	Stays the same. The number of shares increases, but the price per share drops proportionally.	Stays the same. The number of shares increases, but the price per share drops proportionally.
Example	1:1 Bonus: 100 shares become 200; the market price is roughly halved.	1:10 Split: 1 share becomes 10; the market price drops to 1/10th of the original.

Dividend Stocks:

The companies that consistently distribute profits as dividends to their shareholders and have a tremendous track record are known as dividend stocks. These types of companies have a strong foothold and have a solid presence in the industry. Since they are well established and already achieved at its maturity peak, the stocks of these companies have less growth potential than other growing stocks in the market, as per Nirmal Bang's blog.

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