Silver Touch Technologies Bonus Shares to Start Trading on NSE from March 10, Here’s What Investors Should Know

Investors in Silver Touch Technologies Ltd will soon see additional shares credited to their demat accounts as the company’s bonus issue moves to the trading stage. According to a circular issued by the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE), the new equity shares issued as part of the bonus allotment will be listed and admitted to trading from March 10, 2026. 

The move follows the completion of the bonus share allotment process, allowing investors to trade the newly issued shares on the exchange.

Listing Details of Silver Touch Technologies Bonus Shares

As per the NSE circular, 6,34,05,000 additional equity shares of Silver Touch Technologies will be listed for trading in the capital market segment. 

Key details of the bonus issue include:

• Stock Symbol: SILVERTUC
• ISIN: INE625X01026
• Record Date: March 6, 2026
• Deemed Date of Allotment: March 9, 2026
• Trading Start Date: March 10, 2026

The record date determines which shareholders are eligible to receive the bonus shares. Investors who held the stock before March 6, 2026, will receive the additional shares.

What the Bonus Issue Means for Investors

A bonus issue allows companies to reward existing shareholders by issuing additional shares free of cost. These shares are distributed in proportion to an investor’s existing holdings.

While the total number of shares held by investors increases after a bonus issue, the company’s overall market value typically remains unchanged in the short term. As a result, the stock price usually adjusts downward to reflect the higher number of shares in circulation.

However, bonus issues often improve liquidity in the stock, as a larger number of shares become available for trading.

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Conclusion

The listing of Silver Touch Technologies’ bonus shares on March 10 marks the final step in the company’s corporate action process. For investors, the bonus issue increases their shareholding without additional investment while potentially improving liquidity in the stock. As trading begins with the expanded share capital, market participants will closely watch how the stock price adjusts in the coming sessions.

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