Overview
- The board has proposed subdividing each ₹10 equity share into two ₹5 shares, marking BEML’s first-ever stock split and pending shareholder approval.
- A formal record date for the share subdivision will be announced once investors ratify the plan in a forthcoming meeting.
- BEML shares dipped about 0.5% on Monday, trading near ₹4,380 apiece following the recommendation.
- The move is designed to enhance trading liquidity and make the stock more affordable for retail investors.
- The proposal follows strong financial results, including a 12% rise in quarterly net profit and record annual earnings bolstered by export contract wins.