Aastha Spintex’s 1:1 bonus issue reaches its record date on September 28, 2026. The company’s September 22 exchange filing sets out two further milestones: deemed allotment on September 29 and availability for trading from September 30.
This is a report on an approaching corporate-action timetable, not a new bonus declaration made today. It does not assert that the additional shares have already reached investors’ demat accounts.
What eligible shareholders are due to receive
The record-date and schedule notice specifies one new fully paid equity share for every existing eligible share. Both carry a ₹10 face value. The proposed bonus allotment comprises 4,41,42,190 shares, ranking equally with the existing equity.
For illustration, an eligible holding of 100 shares would attract 100 additional shares, bringing the count to 200 after allotment. That calculation describes the entitlement, not a doubling of the investment’s market value.
Why three dates matter
The record date identifies eligible holders. Allotment creates the additional shares, while trading availability is a separate operational step. Aastha’s board outcome confirms the record-date decision following member and in-principle exchange approvals.
Investors should not assume that buying on the record date creates eligibility. The exchange’s ex-bonus treatment and settlement arrangements determine how a purchase is treated.
More shares are not a cash payout
A bonus issue redistributes the company’s equity into a greater number of shares; it does not itself generate new operating profit or pay cash to shareholders. Price comparisons across the event need to account for the bonus adjustment rather than treating an adjusted quotation as a like-for-like fall.
The next useful evidence will be the actual allotment and trading confirmations. CapKet has not used an unverified live share price or predicted a post-bonus return. This report is financial news, not a recommendation to buy or sell.