1:1 Bonus Issue, 1:10 Stock Split: Multibagger Small Cap Stock Sets March 18 As Record Date

1:1 Bonus Issue, 1:10 Stock Split: Multibagger Stock Sets March 18 As Record Date
Small cap company from the trading & distributors industry, Tine Agro Ltd shares touched 2% upper circuit and 52-week high after the company fixed declared March 18, 2024 as the record date for 1:1 bonus share and 1:10 stock split.

Earlier, the company recommended 1:1 bonus share and 1:10 stock split on February 8, 2024 post market hours. Last trading price of Tine Agro shares on BSE is Rs 355.65 apiece with intraday gain of 1.99%. Tine Agro shares zoomed 4561% in last 1-year. Check details below:

Tine Agro Sets Record Date For Stock Split, Bonus Issue: As per the regulatory filing of the company issues on Feb 28, "Pursuant to the Regulation 42 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015 the Company has fixed Monday, 18th Day of March 2024, as the Record Date, for the following purposes, subject to the approval of shareholders at the ensuing Extra-ordinary General Meeting of the Company scheduled to be held on Wednesday, March 06, 2024."

Tine Agro Stock Performance & Return: The 52-week high price of Tine Agro shares on BSE is Rs 355.65 apiece and 52-week low price is Rs 6.70 apiece, respectively. Tine Agro shares hit multiple 52-week high and upper circuits in February. The company has a market capitalisation of Rs 893.16 crore. Tine Agro shares offered gained 124% year-to-date, soared 252% in last 3-months, gained 1848% in last 6-months, and zoomed 669% in last 2-years.

Tine Agro About: Tine Agro came into existence in 1994. It is engaged in the industry of trading. It also operates as an agriculture and commodity company. It develops agricultural and forest resources-based industries.

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