Under a 1:1 bonus issue, shareholders receive one additional equity share for every share held in the company.

Wipro's Q3FY25 guidance of minus 2 per cent to 1 per cent revenue growth in constant currency terms was muted. Analysts expect a gradual recovery in H2FY25 led by ramping of recently signed deals.

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The shares of information and technology major Wipro are trading 50 per cent lower on Tuesday, turning ex-bonus in the ratio 1:1. Adjusted for the bonus share, the stock of the company was trading 49 per cent down from yesterday’s closing price of Rs 584.

This is the first instance of Wipro issuing bonus shares after 2019, when the company had issued one bonus share for every three shares held by

Wipro is going to deliver its 14th bonus issue and its last date to be eligible is fixed on December 3rd. Wipro shares gained to near its 52-week high levels on December 2nd, ahead of the bonus record date.

Wipro shares inched lower on December 3, trading ex-bonus. The stock dropped to as low as Rs 290.3 apiece on BSE. Earlier, the Bengaluru-based IT major declared a 1:1 bonus.

Wipro and other companies are implementing key corporate actions like bonus issues, stock splits, dividends, and rights offerings. Today, December 3, is the record date to determine shareholder eligibility for these actions.

Wipro’s previous bonus issue, in 2019, was declared in a 1:3 ratio, with the stock going ex-bonus on March 6, 2019. Before that, it issued bonus shares in the ratio of 1:1 in 2017, 2:3 in 2010, and 1:1 in both 2005 and 2004.