5 companies, Mrs Bectors Food Specialities, Bharat Rasayan, NACL Industries, Nureca, and VLS Finance will turn ex-date on Friday, December 12, 2025. These corporate actions include stock splits, bonus shares, rights issues and share buybacks. Here are the full details investors should know.

Mrs Bectors Food Specialities – Stock Split

Mrs Bectors will trade ex-date for its stock split, where the face value of each share will reduce from ₹10 to ₹2. This increases the number of shares and makes them more affordable.

Bharat Rasayan – Stock Split & Bonus Issue

Bharat Rasayan will go ex-date for 2 corporate actions:

• Stock Split: Face value will change from ₹10 to ₹5.
• Bonus Issue: Shareholders will receive 1 bonus share for every 1 share held (1:1).

NACL Industries – Rights Issue

NACL Industries will trade ex-date for its rights issue, allowing eligible shareholders to buy additional shares as part of the company’s fundraising plan.

Nureca – Share Buyback

Nureca shares will move to ex-date for its buyback programme. Shareholders on the record date will be eligible to participate in the company’s ongoing repurchase of its own shares.

VLS Finance – Share Buyback

VLS Finance will also trade ex-date for its buyback, enabling shareholders on the record date to tender their shares under the company’s repurchase scheme.

Complete Ex-Date List (December 12, 2025)

Understanding Corporate Actions

What is a Stock Split?

A stock split increases the total number of shares by dividing existing shares into smaller units. It lowers the share price but does not change the company’s overall market value.

What is a Bonus Issue?

A bonus issue gives shareholders free extra shares in a fixed ratio based on how many shares they already own.

What is a Rights Issue?

A rights issue allows existing shareholders to buy additional shares—usually at a discount, before the shares are offered to the public.

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What is a Buyback?

In a buyback, a company repurchases its own shares from the market, helping improve metrics like earnings per share and returning cash to investors.

What is the Ex-Date?

The ex-date is the day a stock begins trading without the benefit of a corporate action. Anyone buying shares in their demat account or after the ex-date will not receive the split, bonus, rights entitlement, or buyback eligibility.

Conclusion

With multiple companies announcing key corporate actions, December 12 is an important day for investors. Understanding stock splits, bonuses, rights issues, and buybacks helps shareholders make informed decisions and track eligibility for these benefits.

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