It is also observed that when the share price of a company is high, it splits its stock to make the shares more affordable to small investors. In the Tata Steel case, the stock split will help the company to increase liquidity, thus beating the impact of rising commodity prices on profitability to some extent. Companies could see a decline in operating profitability by 100-200 basis points in the current fiscal. With a market cap of Rs 1,14,302 crore, as per BSE on Friday, Tata Steel is a large-cap corporation that operates in the ferrous metals segment of the country.ĭomestic rating agency ICRA recently released a report wherein it said that a sharp rise in commodity prices along with increased competition will have an adverse impact on the profitability of the construction industry which is already battling with input cost pressure due to a considerable rise in major commodity costs, particularly steel and cement. With the record date set on July 29 (Friday) for the stock split, this means Tata Steel shares will turn ex-split on July 28. Tata Steel has received shareholders’ approval at the 115th annual general meeting of the company held on June 28, 2022. Tata Steel has fixed July 29 as the record date to determine the eligibility of shareholders for the split of shares having a face value Rs 10 each.Īs per the market guidelines, a company can fix a record date for corporate actions like dividends, stock split, and bonus issues only after receiving approval from shareholders. This will make a shareholder have more shares in the company at a cheaper price. For example, Tata Steel’s stock split is a 1:10 ratio, this means a shareholder’s one equity share in the company will increase to 10 shares and the price of the shares on the ex-split date will also decrease ahead.

The stock split also decreases the market price of the individual shares, however, does not result in changing the market capitalization of the company. Under a stock split, the listed company increases the number of shares that are outstanding by issuing more shares to the current shareholders. On Monday, investors held buying sentiment on Tata Steel shares with quarterly results and stock split being the main focus. It means that every shareholder will get 10 shares for every single holding. Tata Steel is splitting its stock in the 1:10 ratio.

Scenario planning for changes in demand as part of the business planning processes.Tata Steel has announced to split its stock.

Infection reporting processes in place and monitored daily .

Increased the ability of colleagues to work from home across all functions where possible.

For our manufacturing colleagues, we have increased the availability of hygiene products and maintain social distancing .

Keeping the number of visitors to our sites to a minimum.

At the same time we continue to take a range of proactive steps, which include: Our coronavirus steering committees, comprising relevant internal experts, continue to meet and coordinate how we deal with the ongoing situation. We continue to work closely with customers and suppliers to ensure safe supply as they resume their operations. Our number one priority continues to be the safeguarding and care for our employees, our local communities, contractors and, of course, to reduce the impact from the ongoing coronavirus outbreaks for our customers and suppliers.

We all continue to find ourselves in challenging circumstances, within our communities and across our businesses

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