IOC declares 1:2 bonus

By Our Corporate Bureau | 07 Jun 2003

1
New Delhi: Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has declared a 1:2 bonus issue to its shareholders. The IOC board has recommended issue of one share for every two shares held by the shareholders.

P Sugavanam, director (finance), IOC, says the move is aimed at "improving the liquidity in the market besides rewarding the investor in a year when IOC will book handsome profits."

Currently, the Indian government holds an 82.03-per cent stake in IOC and Oil and Natural Gas Corporation 9.11 per cent, while the public holds 3.7 per cent. Post-bonus, the company''s equity capital will increase from Rs 778.67 crore to Rs 1,168 crore.

 

Latest articles

Report flags Southeast Asia AgriTech potential, cites India as reference model

Report flags Southeast Asia AgriTech potential, cites India as reference model

India sugar output rises as faster crushing offsets early mill closures

India sugar output rises as faster crushing offsets early mill closures

Ola Electric pricing claims remain unverified amid push for local battery production

Ola Electric pricing claims remain unverified amid push for local battery production

India Post eyes logistics expansion as government pushes modernization agenda

India Post eyes logistics expansion as government pushes modernization agenda

ISRO expands research access for Aditya-L1 as solar mission data draws scientific interest

ISRO expands research access for Aditya-L1 as solar mission data draws scientific interest

Bharti Airtel expands subscriber base, strengthens global telecom presence

Bharti Airtel expands subscriber base, strengthens global telecom presence

NASA targets Artemis II crewed Moon mission as next milestone in lunar program

NASA targets Artemis II crewed Moon mission as next milestone in lunar program

Gas supply constraints weigh on Firozabad glass industry output

Gas supply constraints weigh on Firozabad glass industry output

India keeps distance from Iranian oil as sanctions remain in place

India keeps distance from Iranian oil as sanctions remain in place