How To Be Eligible For 2:1 Bonus Shares of This FMCG Stock Before Christmas 2025?

For the purpose of a 2:1 bonus issue, GRM Overseas, a small-cap FMCG firm, has a record date that falls before Christmas 2025. As a result, the stock is expected to be in focus throughout the coming week. With a market capitalization of Rs 2,894.28 Cr, GRM Overseas' shares closed on the NSE on Friday, December 19, 0.27 percent higher at Rs 471.75 each. The stock reached a 52-week-high of Rs 503.00 on (20-Nov-2025) and a 52-week-low of Rs 175.90 on (13-Jan-2025).

GRM Overseas Bonus Shares Record Date

A 2:1 bonus issue for GRM Overseas enables you to receive two additional shares for free for each share you currently own. Your total number of shares will effectively triple to 3 if you hold 1 share of the company before the record date, for example.

The company has fixed the Record Date as Dec 24, 2025 or also known as the cut-off date, which is the day on which the company looks through its records to determine the official shareholders. The bonus will only be given to those whose names have been recorded in the company's register on this date.

Additionally, GRM Overseas has set an ex-date of December 24, 2025, on which the stock price will adjust to reflect the bonus. You won't be eligible for the bonus if you buy the shares on or after this date, since the settlement procedure won't be completed in time for your name to appear on the record.

Therefore, investors may buy the stock prior to the ex-date in order to get two bonus shares for each share from GRM Overseas. You have to buy the shares at least one business day prior to the ex-date in the Indian stock market, which has a T+1 settlement cycle. You have to buy the shares before the market closes on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, since the ex-date is Wednesday and you must not sell your shares before the ex-date.

You remain eligible for the bonus if you sell on the ex-date since, according to the settlement cycle, you were the "owner" on the record date.

Ensure your shares are held in a Demat account. Bonus shares will only be granted in dematerialized form, the corporation has made clear in a regulatory filing. To get the credit directly if you have physical certificates, you must convert them to Demat prior to the record date.

GRM Overseas Target Price

"GRM Overseas remains in a strong bullish trend despite recent consolidation. The stock is holding well above the Rs 450-455 support zone, indicating sustained buying interest. Momentum indicators are positive, though mildly overextended, suggesting short-term consolidation. A breakout above Rs 485 can trigger the next upside leg toward Rs 510-525. Trend stays positive unless Rs 450 is breached," commented technical analyst Riyank Arora of Mehta Equities.

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