On September 11, the share of Patanjali Foods saw a decline of about 67%. Investors were shocked to see this, but the reality is something else. Indeed, this decline was actually no loss, but a bonus share adjustment. Company had already announced to give Bonus Share to its investors in a ratio of 2: 1 – 2 for free on every 1 share. Due to this, the total number of shares has increased, but the total value of the company i.e. Market Cap remained the same. This led to a huge decline in the price of Share, but it was just a technical adjustment. At present, the share of Patanjali Foods is trading at about ₹ 596 and the market CAP of the company is ₹ 64,856 crore. P/e ratio has also reached around 18. By giving Bonus Share, Share reaches more people, increases liquidity and shows that the financial position of the company is strong. So next time when a sudden decline in a share is seen, first check whether it is not a bonus or split adjustment!

Anil Agarwal’s company Vedanta has suffered a major setback, as NCLT has stopped the hearing on its proposed Demerger plan. The Central Government and SEBI have objected to this. The government says that this may affect the ability to recover the outstanding amount. At the same time, SEBI has warned the company of administrative action, accusing the company of violating rules. Vedanta was planning a demeter in four different companies. After this news, Vedanta shares have seen a slight decline. Anil Agarwal’s company Vedanta has sufed a Major Setback as the NCLT has Halted the hearing on its propliers proposed demner plan. The Central Government and Sebi Raised Objections, Stating that the Move Cold Impact The Government’s Ability to Recover Dues. Sebi also warned the company of administ action for Violating Regulations by altering the demeger plan without informing them. Vedanta was planning to split into Four Separate Companies. Following this news, vedanta’s shares when a slight decline in the stock market.