1 Stock To Turn 40 Shares: Chemical Company To Reward 3:1 Bonus, 1:10 Split Before 2026, Record Date?

One chemical company is going to be in focus next week for it has proposed to declare bumper bonus issues and stock split. This is why, the company fixed December 31 as the record date to determine eligible shareholders. If approved, 1 stock of this chemical company will become 40 shares.

Who is it? Engaged into trading chemicals segment, A-1 Ltd is only listed on BSE. A1L has traded at the extreme upper and lower front on BSE. Meaning, the stock has seen both back-to-back 5% upper or lower circuit. But A1L still managed to become one of the multi-baggers on BSE with gains more than 385%.

A-1 Ltd Share Price:

After market hours of December 17, A1L stock price closed at 5% lower circuit to Rs 1952.35 apiece on BSE, with market cap of Rs 2,245.20 crore. This performance comes after A1L recorded 5% upper circuit for three sessions straight from December 12 to December 16. Market was closed on December 13 and December 14 due to weekend.

In the start of 2025, the stock was merely at Rs 402.45 apiece on January 1st. From this level, A1L has skyrocketed by a more than 385.12% year-to-date.

The stock's 52-week high and low is at Rs 2,816.55 apiece and Rs 380 apiece respectively. While its price-to-equity ratio stood at 895.57x and return on equity at 5.25%.

A-1 Ltd Bonus Issue:

Recently, the company postponed its board meeting from December 22 to December 31.

On December 31, the stock will be determine the eligibility of the shareholders for Bonus Issue of Equity Shares in proportion of 3 (Three) equity shares for every existing 1(One) equity shares of Rs. 10/- each.

Hence, the bonus issue ratio is 3:1.

Bonus shares are one of the many corporate actions that listed companies announce on several occasions. Bonus shares are like incentives which are free of cost given to investors. Under this corporate action, new shares are issued at the existing Face Value of equity shares of the company. Hence, the face value remains the same post-bonus issue.

A-1 Ltd Stock Split:

Further, as per the filing, A1L fixed December 31 to determine eligibility of Split of shares of shareholders for the purpose of Sub Division/Split of every 1 (One) Equity Share having face value of Rs. 10/- (Rupees Ten only) each fully paid up, be sub-divided/split into 10 (Ten) Equity Shares having face value of Re. 1/- (Rupee One only) each fully paid-up.

Accordingly, the stock split ratio is of 1:10.

Share splits mean that listed companies can split their existing shares into a ratio decided by them for a host of reasons. These could be done to improve liquidity, lessen the value of the stock, make it cheaper or simply attract new buying from both existing and new investors.

1 Stock Turns 40:

Taking into consideration the 3:1 bonus and 1:10 stock split ratio, here's how your portfolio will multiply if you become eligible for these rewards.

3:1 Bonus: 1 Existing stock to receive 3 free shares due to bonus issue ratio. This will take the total number of shares to 4 from 1 in your portfolio.

1:10 Stock Split: As per the ratio, 1 existing stock will split to ten shares. Hence, 4 shares will split to 40 shares.

Eventually, your 1 stock becomes 40 shares in post bonus and split.

About A-1 Ltd:

A-1 Limited (Formerly known as A-1 Acid & Chemicals) is a more then 4 decades old firm. During its four decades of existence, it has already carved out its name as the market leader in the promotion of Nitric Acid of GNFC almost throughout India.

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