Bosch Limited has announced a 3:1 bonus share and a 1:5 stock split.
The company made the announcement along with its second quarter results for FY27.
Many people are searching for bonus shares right now. So here is the short answer.
Whalesbook reported this on November 6, 2026.
Key points
- Bosch Limited reported revenue of ₹7,655.1 crore in Q2 FY27.
- Its profit after tax was ₹839.4 crore.
- The company announced a 3:1 bonus share and a 1:5 stock split.
- Both decisions still need shareholder approval through a postal ballot.
So what did Bosch earn in this quarter?
The company's profit after tax was ₹839.4 crore. Its revenue was ₹7,655.1 crore for the quarter.
A large part of the rise came from Bosch Chassis Systems India. The company completed its acquisition of this unit last July.
That deal was valued at ₹9,023.8 crore. The company says its positive effect is now clearly visible in its balance sheet.
The company also gained an extra ₹130 crore in profit. This came from a reversal in a long term service liability provision.
Graphic: News Anek, from the facts in this report
So why do bonus shares and stock splits matter?
A bonus share is an extra share given to existing shareholders. Bosch has announced a 3:1 bonus share.
A stock split divides existing shares into smaller units. Bosch has announced a 1:5 stock split.
So why do investors care? These moves change how many shares each person holds.
What happens next after the shareholder vote?
Both decisions are waiting for approval from shareholders. The company is seeking this approval through a postal ballot.
Once shareholders give their approval, the process will be complete.
Investors are now watching the date of the approval. They are also watching how the new subsidiary performs.
