Synopsis: Three stocks are set to turn ex-split and ex-bonus next week, drawing investor attention. Stock splits aim to enhance affordability and liquidity, while a bonus issue will expand the share base through accumulated reserves. These corporate actions are expected to boost retail participation without altering overall market capitalisation.
Corporate actions such as stock splits and bonus issues often attract strong investor attention, especially when companies have delivered robust returns. Next week, Fynx Capital Ltd and Angel One Ltd will trade ex-split, while InfoBeans Technologies Ltd will turn ex-bonus. These announcements are expected to increase liquidity, improve accessibility for retail investors, and potentially drive higher market participation in the near term.
Stock Split
Fynx Capital Ltd
FynX positions itself as a technology-driven NBFC operating at the intersection of capital, innovation, and entrepreneurial ambition. The company emphasises empowering MSMEs by combining financial access with digital efficiency to simplify and accelerate business growth. With a market cap of Rs 131 crore, the shares of Fynx Capital Ltd have closed at Rs 65.4, and the shares have given a return of about 350% in the last 1 year.
Fynx Capital Ltd has made an announcement regarding a stock split from the existing face value of Rs 10 to Rs 1, with the ex-date and record date being 25 February 2026. The stock split is expected to make trading easier and more accessible to retail investors by increasing the number of shares outstanding while simultaneously decreasing the face value. A stock split does not have any effect on the market capitalisation of the company but is expected to make trading more accessible and liquid. This is expected to reflect the company’s confidence in its future performance and plans to increase the number of shareholders.
Angel One Ltd
Angel One Ltd is a diversified financial services company and is primarily engaged in the business of stock, commodity and currency broking; institutional broking; providing margin trading facilities; depository services and distribution of mutual funds; lending as an NBFC; and acting as corporate agents of insurance companies
With a market cap of Rs 22,683 crore, the shares of Angel One Ltd have closed at Rs 2,495 and are trading at a PE of 29.5 compared to its industry PE of 19.4. The shares have given a return of about 668% in the last 5 years.
Angel One Ltd has made an announcement regarding a stock split from the existing face value of Rs 10 to Rs 1, effective from 26 February 2026. As a leading retail broking and fintech company, the announcement is expected to make trading more accessible to retail investors by increasing liquidity in the secondary market. The announcement does not have any effect on the intrinsic value of the company but is expected to increase retail participation. Such announcements are expected to be positively received if they are accompanied by strong earnings growth and increasing client acquisition trends.
Bonus Issue
InfoBeans Technologies Ltd
InfoBeans Technologies is a global digital transformation and product engineering company specialising in Salesforce, ServiceNow, and enterprise automation solutions. It partners with mid-to-large enterprises to modernise legacy systems and improve customer experience through cloud and AI-driven technologies. With delivery centres in India and the US, InfoBeans focuses on scalable, high-margin digital services.
With a market cap of Rs 2,144 crore, the shares of InfoBeans Technologies Ltd have closed at Rs 884 and are trading at a PE of 28 compared to its industry PE of 23.3. The shares have given a return of more than 150% in the last 1 year.
Infobeans Technologies Ltd has made an announcement regarding a 3:1 bonus issue with an ex-date and record date of 27 February 2026. As per this plan, for every one share, three additional shares will be given to the shareholders. This will increase the share capital without any effect on the overall valuation of the company. Bonus issues are usually made by companies from their accumulated reserves. This step may improve the liquidity of the stock and make it more appealing to individual investors.
Disclaimer: The views and investment tips expressed by investment experts/broking houses/rating agencies on tradebrains.in are their own, and not that of the website or its management. Investing in equities poses a risk of financial losses. Investors must therefore exercise due caution while investing or trading in stocks. Trade Brains Technologies Private Limited or the author are not liable for any losses caused as a result of the decision based on this article. Please consult your investment advisor before investing.
