Stock Split 2026 – Record Date, Ex-Date & Ratio Details

In a split share, the company declared a stock split ratio, wherein shareholders will receive more shares than previously, but the company will decrease the current share price. The share price will be lower, but the overall value does not change. It has the aim of lower-price trading and allows investors to buy at a lower price.
CompanyOld FVNew FVAnnouncementRecord DateSplit Date
Titan Biotech Ltd10229-11-202520-02-202620-02-2026
United Van Der Horst Ltd5126-09-202522-01-202622-01-2026
Best Agrolife Ltd10103-12-202516-01-202616-01-2026
Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd5121-11-202514-01-202614-01-2026
Ajmera Realty & Infra India Ltd10231-01-200815-01-202614-01-2026
SKM Egg Products Export (India) Ltd10529-10-202512-01-202612-01-2026
A-1 Ltd10114-11-202508-01-202608-01-2026
Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd10201-08-202502-01-202602-01-2026

Split Share Calculation  

  • You have 20 shares of “AB” Ltd. 
  • The current share price is = ₹1000 
  • Face value is=₹10. 
  • Your total investment value is = ₹20,000 per share. 
  • Split ratio is 2:1                    
  • 20 shares will be 40 shares of “AB” Ltd. 
  • But the current market price will be 500 along with a face value of ₹5. 
  • Your total investment remains the same as before, 500*40=  ₹20,000. 

(After the split share, the current share price and face value are divided by the split ratio)

Does a Stock Split Impact the Value of Your Investment?

No, the Stock split does not impact your total investment. In fact, the company always has the motive to reduce share price, making it more affordable for the public, but the split share process does not affect existing stakeholders’ investment. 

Reason Behind Split Shares 

  • Split shares decrease the share price according to the ratio, this attracts investors to invest with a small amount and reserve their money. 
  • Moreover, this assists a company in enhancing its outlook, reliability, and profitability. 
  • A stock split makes shares cheaper, so more people can afford to buy them. This can lead to more buying and selling of the stock. 

Dates to watch for during a stock split. 

  1. Record Date

The record date indicates how many equity holders will receive an extra share. If one has purchased shares before the record date, allowed to acquire an extra date, but after the record date not. 

For Instance, the record date is 22 April, If you purchased stock on 20th April, you are eligible for extra shares. However, on 23 April, you will not the part of a stock split. 

  1. Ex-Date

Ex-Date Depict: stocks will start to trade at new prices. If someone has invested money in an ex-date, he or she is not allowed to hold more shares. 


Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is a split good for stock?

Yes, a stock split is good because it reduces the share price and allows investors to purchase at a lower price. Moreover, it also helps a company in its growth and brand visibility.

2. What is the 3:1 ratio in a stock split?

In a 3:1 ratio, the stock price will be divided by 3 and included in your shares. 
If you have 800 shares with a face value of 10, and the market value is 900, resulting in 2,400 shares, you would have after splitting. Conversely, the actual share price will be 300 on stock exchanges.

3. Does stock rise after a split?

Generally, a stock split is a process to decrease the share price; therefore, it might take time to increase.

4. Can we buy stock after the split?

Yes, one can buy the stock after a split; in fact, it is a process to purchase shares at the lower price.

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