Stock Split Developments for Mrs Bectors Food Specialities and Bharat Rasayan Set for 12 December 2025

Two listed companies, Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities and Bharat Rasayan, are preparing for stock splits with 12 December 2025 fixed as the record date. Both moves are expected to draw strong interest on Dalal Street, as market participants assess liquidity changes and fresh trading opportunities in these counters.

On the same date, both counters also trade ex-split, which aligns trading and entitlement timelines for investors. The lower face value after the corporate actions may improve retail participation. Brokers expect closer attention to price behaviour near the split event, as short-term volatility often rises around such adjustments.

Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities Ltd has announced a stock split where the face value will move from Rs.10 to Rs.2, implying a 10:2 split ratio. The record date is 12 December 2025, and the ex-date is also 12 December 2025, which synchronises entitlement and trading adjustments for existing shareholders.

Company	Corporate action	Old face value	New face value	Split ratio	Record date	Ex-date
Mrs. Bectors Food Specialities Ltd	Stock Split	Rs.10	Rs.2	10:2	12 December 2025	12/12/2025
Bharat Rasayan	Stock Split	Rs.10	Rs.5	10:5	12 December 2025	12/12/2025

"Bectors Food is in a steady uptrend, consistently finding support near Rs 1,260-1,270. The stock is forming higher lows with strong buyer interest on dips. Momentum indicators remain constructive, suggesting continuation of the prevailing trend. A breakout above Rs 1,315-1,320 can open room toward Rs 1,345-1,370. Weakness appears only below Rs 1,260," commented technical analyst Riyank Arora of Mehta Equities Ltd.

Bharat Rasayan is also executing a split, changing the face value from Rs.10 to Rs.5, or a 10:5 ratio. The record date and ex-date are both 12 December 2025, matching the Bectors Food timelines and creating a combined point of focus for domestic and institutional investors tracking corporate actions.

"Bharat Rasayan is stabilising after a volatile phase, holding above the important Rs 10,000 support zone. Price action shows signs of base formation with improving momentum. A move above Rs 10,550-10,600 can trigger renewed strength and confirm a short-term reversal. Upside targets lie at Rs 10,900-11,150. Trend weakens only if Rs 10,000 is breached decisively," commented Riyank Arora.

Analysts note that stock splits do not change a company’s overall value but can affect trading behaviour and perceived affordability. Investors are watching both Bectors Food and Bharat Rasayan for price reactions near 12 December 2025, while also weighing their own risk profiles and consulting advisers before taking any position linked to these corporate actions.

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