Bonus Share – PH Capital Ltd is preparing to trade ex-bonus for the first time after announcing a 10:1 bonus share issue. Under the proposal, shareholders will receive 10 additional equity shares for every one existing share held on the record date. The company has fixed October 7 as the record date for determining eligible investors.
October 7 fixed as record date
According to information provided by the company to the stock exchanges, the bonus issue will be made against shares carrying a face value of Rs 10 each. Investors whose names appear in the company’s records on the applicable eligibility date will qualify for the bonus entitlement.
The 10:1 structure means that an investor holding one eligible share would receive 10 bonus shares, while someone holding 10 shares would receive 100 additional shares. A bonus issue increases the number of shares held by investors, although it does not by itself represent a cash payout or create an equivalent increase in the underlying value of an investor’s holding.
Company has paid dividends in recent years
PH Capital has also distributed dividends to shareholders in each of the last three years mentioned in the company’s reported history. The company paid a dividend of Rs 0.25 per share in 2025, while the dividend was also Rs 0.25 per share in both 2024 and 2023.
The bonus issue and dividend history are separate corporate actions. Investors considering the stock should check the company’s official exchange filings for the applicable record dates, entitlement details and other terms before making investment decisions.
Stock has delivered strong gains over multiple periods
PH Capital shares closed at Rs 1,334.60 on the BSE on Thursday, according to the figures provided in the original report. The stock had gained more than 3% during that trading session. Over the preceding one month, the share price had risen around 20%, while the reported six-month return stood at approximately 119%.
The stock’s reported one-year gain was about 643%. During the same period, its 52-week range was between Rs 165.05 and Rs 1,348. The company’s market capitalisation was reported at around Rs 7,883 crore.
Long-term returns have also remained significant
The supplied market data shows that PH Capital’s share price had increased approximately 563% over two years and around 1,804% over three years. Over five years, the reported return was about 2,113%, while the share price had climbed roughly 5,871% over a 10-year period.
Such historical returns do not guarantee future performance. Share prices can change significantly because of market conditions, company performance, liquidity and broader economic factors.
Promoter holding stands above 72%
According to the ownership figures provided, promoters held approximately 72.27% of PH Capital, while public shareholders accounted for around 27.30%. Aditya Himmat Bansali has been identified as the company’s promoter.
With the October 7 record date approaching, investors will be watching the stock’s corporate action closely. Eligibility for the bonus issue will depend on the applicable shareholding records and settlement rules. Investors should refer to the company’s exchange disclosures for the final details before relying on any record-date information.