The company has announceda sub-division (stock split) of its equity shares, reducing the face value from ₹10 to ₹2 per share.
As a result, shareholders holding the company’s shares as on the record date — 6 February 2026 will see their holdings adjusted in the following ratio:
Every 16 equity shares of ₹10 each will be split into 80 equity shares of ₹2 each
This change does not alter the overall value of a shareholder’s investment, but increases the number of outstanding shares, typically improving liquidity and making the stock more accessible to a wider set of investors.
FAQs: Share Split of Dhariwalcorp
1. Who is eligible to receive the benefits of the Dhariwalcorp share split?
Shareholders who hold Dhariwalcorp shares as on the record date, 6 February 2026, are eligible to participate in the share split.
2. Will the ISIN of Dhariwalcorp change after the share split?
Yes. Since a share split involves a change in the face value of the equity shares, the ISIN of the security will also change accordingly.
3. Why does my portfolio show the old quantity of shares on the Ex-Date?
Portfolio holdings are reflected based on the previous settlement cycle. Therefore, on the Ex-Date (6 February 2026), the old share quantity may still appear. The revised quantity will be updated after the corporate action is processed.
4. Can I participate in the share split if I am not currently a shareholder?
To be eligible for the share split, shares must be purchased before the Ex-Date (6 February 2026). Buying on or after the Ex-Date will not make you eligible for the split.
5. How does the share split impact the stock price?
On the Ex-Date, the stock price is adjusted downward proportionately to reflect the increased number of shares. This adjustment may temporarily show a dip in unrealized gains, which normalizes once the revised shares (₹2 face value) are credited.
6. What happens to the cost price and holding period after the share split?
The cost of acquisition is adjusted in line with the new face value of ₹2 per share, while the holding period remains unchanged, in accordance with Income Tax guidelines.
7. Are shares bought under Margin Trading Facility (MTF) eligible for the share split?
Yes. Shares purchased under MTF are fully eligible for the share split. The revised shares will be credited, and MTF positions will be updated automatically.
8. Are pledged shares eligible for the share split?
Yes. Shares that are pledged for margin purposes will also be eligible for the share split, and both the share quantity and pledge details will be updated automatically after the split.