The Thyrocare Technologies Ltd (THYROCARE) board has announced a 2:1 bonus issue, meaning shareholders will receive 2 additional shares for every 1 share they already hold. The record date for this bonus issue is November 28, 2025. You can check the announcement from the company here.
Bonus issue details:
Company: Thyrocare Technologies Ltd (THYROCARE)
Bonus Ratio: 2:1
Record Date: November 28, 2025
Ex-Date: November 28, 2025
Eligibility: Shareholders holding or buying shares on or before the cum-date (November 27, 2025)
Credit Timeline: Within 2 trading days from the record date (November 28, 2025)
What is a Bonus Issue?
A bonus issue is a way for a company to reward its shareholders by giving them additional shares free of cost. Even though the number of shares in your demat increases, the overall investment value remains unchanged because the share price adjusts in proportion to the bonus ratio. This adjustment should not be confused with a market correction or a fall in share price.
Example:
If you held 10 shares of Thyrocare Technologies Ltd (THYROCARE) priced at ₹510 each, and the company announces a 2:1 bonus, you’ll receive 20 additional shares. After the bonus, you will hold 30 shares and the adjusted price will be approximately ₹170 per share. Even though the price falls proportionately, your total investment value stays the same at ₹5,100.
Who is eligible for the bonus issue?
Shareholders who hold or purchase Thyrocare Technologies Ltd (THYROCARE) shares on or before the ex-date, November 27, 2025, will be eligible for the bonus. For eligibility, the shares must be credited to the demat account by the record date, November 28, 2025.
When will the bonus shares reflect in my demat account?
Bonus shares are typically credited within 2 trading days from the record date. They may initially reflect under a temporary ISIN on Console and may take an additional 4–5 working days to receive a permanent ISIN. Once updated, the shares will appear in Kite and can be traded normally.
What happens to my holdings and P&L on Kite and Console after the ex-date?
After the ex-date, the share price gets adjusted based on the bonus ratio. This may temporarily show a fall in your P&L. After the bonus shares are credited, your holdings will show the increased quantity and the buy average price will be recalculated automatically. OHLC charts on Kite are also adjusted to reflect bonus issues and other corporate actions.
Why has my average price dropped after the bonus issue?
Bonus shares are allotted at zero cost. Because of this, once the free shares are added to your holding, the original investment cost gets distributed across a larger number of shares, reducing the average buy price without reducing the investment value.
Example:
If you held 10 shares at ₹510 each and received 20 bonus shares, you will now hold 30 shares. The original cost of ₹5,100 is divided across 30 shares, giving a new average price of ₹170 per share.
Can I sell my shares before the bonus shares are credited?
Yes, shares can be sold normally even before the bonus shares are credited. Bonus entitlement depends only on the number of shares held on the record date, November 28, 2025. Selling your shares before credit does not affect bonus eligibility.
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