1:5 Stock Split Announced: Shangar Decor Stock Price Under ₹10 Hits Upper Circuit – Check Record Date!

Shangar Decor Ltd.’s share price, trading below ₹10, hit an upper circuit on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) at 9:46 AM on February 25, 2025. Investor interest surged following the company’s announcement of a 1:5 stock split. 

An upper circuit is a price limit imposed by the exchange to control excessive volatility. When a stock hits its upper circuit, it signals strong buying interest with no sellers at lower prices, often driven by major corporate developments.

1:5 Stock Split – Key Details and Record Date

Shangar Décor Ltd passed a resolution on February 21, 2025, approving a stock split to enhance liquidity and accessibility.

Record Date: Friday, March 7, 2025
Stock Split Ratio: 1:5 (One share of ₹5 face value will be split into five shares of ₹1 each, fully paid-up).

A stock split does not impact the company’s total market capitalisation but increases the number of shares available in the market. This makes shares more affordable for retail investors and can potentially boost liquidity and trading volume.

About Shangar Décor Ltd.

Founded in 1995, Shangar Décor Ltd. is a well-established Ahmedabad-based company specialising in event décor and management. The company offers premium services in:
Pre-wedding & wedding decor, Corporate & religious event setups, Property & lighting décor
Catering services. With 40+ years of experience, Shangar Décor follows a B2E (Brand to Everyone) approach, focusing on customer satisfaction as the key to business success.

Conclusion 

A stock split typically results in greater accessibility and improved liquidity. However, it does not change the company’s fundamentals. Investors should consider financial performance, growth prospects, and market conditions before making investment decisions.

As Shangar Decor’s 1:5 stock split takes effect, all eyes will be on how the stock price reacts post-split.

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