Angel One’s 1:10 Stock Split: What It Means for Investors as the Ex-Date Nears
A ngel One announces its first-ever 1:10 stock split with February 26 set as the record date. Here’s everything investors need to know about the share split, stock performance, and what it could mean for the future. Stock splits often create excitement in the market—and for good reason. They signal confidence, improve affordability, and sometimes act as a psychological boost for retail investors. This week, all eyes are on Angel One as the company approaches the record date for its much-anticipated 1:10 stock split. Let’s break down what this move means, why it matters, and how investors should interpret it. The Big Announcement: Angel One’s First-Ever Stock Split In January, the board of Angel One approved a subdivision of its equity shares in a 1:10 ratio. This marks the first time the company has undertaken a stock split since its listing. Under the approved proposal: Each fully paid-up equity share with a nominal value of ₹10 will be divided into shares of a lower face v...
