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Bonus shares are additional shares that a company issues to its existing shareholders for free, based on the number of shares they already own. Bonus shares are a way of rewarding shareholders and increasing their participation in the company. Bonus shares also help in reducing the share price and making it more affordable for new investors. But when will bonus shares be credited to demat account? How can shareholders claim their bonus shares? What are the benefits and drawbacks of bonus shares?
These are all the questions that this article will answer.
The process of issuing bonus shares involves several steps and dates that shareholders need to be aware of. The first step is the announcement of bonus issues by the company’s board of directors. The announcement will specify the ratio of bonus shares, the record date, and the ex-date.
If you are thinking, when bonus share will be credited, here are some points to explain you in detail when bonus shares are credited in demat account.
The whole process of issuing bonus shares can take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months, depending on various factors such as regulatory approvals, technical glitches, market conditions, etc. Therefore, shareholders need to be patient and keep track of the important dates and announcements related to the bonus issue.
Bonus shares have several benefits and drawbacks for both shareholders and companies. Some of the benefits are:
Some of the drawbacks are:
In conclusion, bonus shares are a form of corporate action that involves issuing additional shares to existing shareholders for free. Bonus shares are credited in the demat account after several steps and dates that shareholders need to follow. Bonus shares have both advantages and disadvantages for shareholders and companies, depending on various factors such as ratio, price, market conditions, etc. Bonus shares are one of the ways that companies can reward their shareholders and increase their participation in their business.
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