Synopsis: Jonjua Overseas Ltd, United Van Der Horst Ltd, and others’ stocks that have declared to go under corporate action: Bonus issue, Stock split, and dividend
Corporate actions are company-initiated events that directly impact shareholders and often influence stock prices in the short term. This week, several listed companies, including NLC India, Bank of Maharashtra, United Van Der Horst Ltd, and Jonjua Overseas Ltd, are set to undergo key corporate actions such as dividends, stock splits, and bonus issues.
Corporate actions typically include dividends, bonus issues, and stock splits. Dividends involve cash payouts to shareholders from profits, bonus issues reward investors with additional shares without cost, and stock splits increase the number of shares by reducing the face value, both improving the liquidity of the stock
Here are the stocks with dividends coming this week
NLC India Ltd
With a market capitalization of Rs 35,671 crore, the shares of NLC India Limited closed at Rs 257.25 per share, down around 1.2 percent from its previous day’s close.
The company’s management has declared an interim dividend of 36 percent, i.e., Rs 3.60 per share held, with a face value of Rs 10 each, with the fixation record date modified as January 20, 2026.
NLC operates lignite and coal mines and thermal power stations in Neyveli and Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu; Barsingsar in Rajasthan; Uttar Pradesh, and Odisha. It sells power primarily to the state utilities of Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, and the Union Territory of Puducherry.
Bank of Maharashtra
With a market capitalization of Rs 51,202 crore, the shares of Bank of Maharashtra closed at Rs 66.57 per share, up around 1.02 percent from its previous day’s close.
The company’s management has declared an interim dividend of 10 percent, i.e., Rs 1 per share held, with a face value of Rs 10 each, with the fixation record date as January 20, 2026.
Established in 1935, Bank of Maharashtra (BoM) is a public sector bank engaged in retail banking, corporate/wholesale banking, priority sector banking, treasury operations, and other banking services. BoM was nationalised by the Government of India (GoI) along with 14 other major commercial banks in 1969.
Here are the stocks with a Split and a bonus this week
United Van Der Horst Ltd
With a market capitalization of Rs 373 crore, the shares of United Van Der Horst Limited closed at Rs 271.45 per share, up around 6 percent from its previous day’s close.
The company has set January 22, 2026, as the record date to decide which shareholders are eligible for its share split ratio of 1:5. Each existing equity share with a face value of Rs 5 will be split into five shares of Rs 1 each, following shareholder approval in November 2025.
Incorporated in 1989, UVDHL provides reconditioning, re-standardizing, reverse engineering & manufacturing services to most of the core sectors, such as Marine, oil field, Power Plants, Petrochemicals, Mining, and other major processing industries by combining the patented ‘Porous Krome’ and hard chrome plating techniques with highly specialised welding processes.
Jonjua Overseas Ltd
With a market capitalization of Rs 14.6 crore, the shares of Jonjua Overseas Limited closed at Rs 6 per share, down around 8 percent from its previous day’s close. The company has announced January 23, 2026, as the record date to determine eligible shareholders for its bonus issue. Under the bonus ratio of 5:40, shareholders will receive 5 bonus shares for every 40 existing shares held as of the record date, increasing the total number of shares without any additional cost.
Incorporated in 1993, Jonjua Overseas Ltd operates in professional and commercial services, offering IT-enabled solutions, business consultancy, international project finance, legal and accounting outsourcing, digital services, and other support services to global clients from its base in Mohali, Punjab.
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