Jonjua Overseas bonus shares: 5:40 issue moves to shareholder vote at January 2026 EGM

Jonjua Overseas Limited has approved a bonus issue that has drawn fresh attention from small-cap investors. The board cleared bonus equity shares in the ratio of 5:40 at its meeting on December 18, 2025. Existing shareholders will receive 5 additional shares for every 40 currently held, with no extra payment required for these bonus shares.

The bonus proposal will now move to shareholder voting through an Extra Ordinary General Meeting. Jonjua Overseas has fixed January 13, 2026, as the date of the EGM to seek formal approval. The issue remains subject to all necessary regulatory clearances, which are standard for such corporate actions on the BSE SME platform.

As part of this corporate move, the company plans to issue 30,30,844 new equity shares. After the allotment, paid-up share capital is expected to rise from Rs 24.24 crore to Rs 27.27 crore. Management has stated that Jonjua Overseas bonus shares will be issued entirely out of free reserves, rather than fresh cash inflows from investors.

Unaudited numbers as of September 30, 2025, show how the bonus will be financed. The company reported total free reserves of Rs 514.70 lakh. This pool includes securities premium of Rs 58.06 lakh and retained earnings of Rs 456.64 lakh. Out of these reserves, Jonjua Overseas plans capitalization of Rs 3.03 crore to support the bonus shares issue.

On December 18, 2025, the stock of Jonjua Overseas closed at the lower circuit limit. Shares ended at Rs 7.98 on the BSE SME, down 5% from the previous close. At this price, the company’s market capitalisation stood around Rs 19.35 crore, reflecting its small-cap status within the listed space.

The current level is well below the 52-week peak hit earlier in the year. Jonjua Overseas had touched a high of Rs 12.38 on July 15, 2025. The present market price of Rs 7.98 shows a decline of about 35.5% from that high. Even so, the stock has moved higher from its recent low of Rs 6.66 recorded on December 12, 2025.

From that 52-week low of Rs 6.66, the share price has recovered roughly 19.8%. This bounce suggests selective buying interest has emerged at cheaper levels, even as overall trade remains volatile. The original listing of Jonjua Overseas on the BSE SME took place on February 25, 2019, giving the stock a few years of market history.

The latest price data for Jonjua Overseas and related levels are summarised below.

Metric	Value	Date
Current market price	Rs 7.98	December 18, 2025
52-week high	Rs 12.38	July 15, 2025
52-week low	Rs 6.66	December 12, 2025
Market capitalisation	Rs 19.35 crore	December 18, 2025

Jonjua Overseas bonus shares, fundamentals and timeline

From a fundamental perspective, available data points to modest growth and limited leverage. According to ticker.finology.in, Jonjua Overseas has delivered revenue growth of 15.01% over the last three financial years. The same source notes that the business is almost debt-free, which may support flexibility when planning corporate actions like bonus issues.

The company has also guided investors on the likely schedule for allotment of Jonjua Overseas bonus shares. The board has indicated that the bonus equity shares should be credited within two months of approval. Based on the meeting date of December 18, 2025, the estimated outer timeline runs up to February 18, 2026, for eligible shareholders to receive the new shares.

Jonjua Overseas bonus shares and technical view on the stock

Short-term traders are also tracking technical indicators around the current price band. "Jonjua Overseas stock price is bearish on the Daily charts with strong resistance at 8.4. A Daily close below support of 7.7 could lead to a target of 7 in the near term," commented A R Ramachandran, part-time SEBI-registered Research Analyst, Tips2trades.

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For investors tracking small-cap opportunities, Jonjua Overseas presents a mix of factors to weigh. The company is nearly debt-free, has shown steady three-year revenue growth, and has announced Jonjua Overseas bonus shares funded from free reserves. At the same time, the share price trades below its yearly high, and technical signals currently point to a bearish trend.