During Monday’s trading session, multibagger stock A-1 Ltd. surged 5% higher to ₹1,840.90 on the announcement of the record date for its 10:1 stock split and 3:1 bonus issue.
Record Dates and Corporate Actions
The announcement states that the business has decided to select January 8, 2026 as the record date for the stock split and December 31 as the record date for the bonus issuance. It said that the goal of the action is to reward shareholders and improve liquidity.
The company announced on December 22 that the board had approved a 10:1 stock split (subdivision of one equity share of face value of Rs. 10 each fully paid-up into ten equity shares of face value of Rs. 1 each fully paid-up held by the shareholders of the company) and a 3:1 bonus share issue (three bonus equity shares of Rs. 10 each for every equity share of Rs. 10 each fully paid-up held by the company).
Expansion into EV Sector
On December 22, the business also announced a bonus issue, a stock split, and an increase in authorized share capital and investment in an EV startup, A-1 Sureja Industries.
“A-1 Ltd has raised its current partnership interest/shareholding in A-1 Sureja Industries from 45% to 51% at an enterprise value of Rs. 100 crore, acknowledging the swift shift towards green energy and sustainable transportation. Additionally, the firm is thinking of expanding the activities of its subsidiary, A-1 Sureja Industries, into the production and distribution of electric vehicles (EVs) and related clean mobility industries, such as R&D, the production of EV components, and smart charging infrastructure, according to the company.
Hurry-E Two-Wheelers and Strategic Positioning
A-1 Sureja Industries produces two-wheelers that run on batteries under the Hurry-E name. With this action, A-1 Ltd becomes one of the first listed chemical firms in India to directly own stock in a certified EV production company. With sales of Rs. 43.46 crore in FY 2023–2024, A-1 Sureja Industries is well-positioned for quick growth, with a predicted CAGR of more than 250%, as it moves from the R&D phase to commercial implementation.
Overview of A-1 Limited’s Share Price
In the face of negative market sentiment, the multibagger stock has continued to fluctuate. The price of A-1 shares has dropped by 31.20% in only one month, yet in just six months, it has produced multibagger returns of 178.40%.
With gains of 358.28% in the past year and 3,100% over the previous five, the stock has more than quadrupled investors’ money.
Listing and 52-Week Range
Only the BSE lists A-1 Limited. On November 28, the multibagger stock hit a 52-week high of ₹2,816.55 and a 52-week low of ₹385.
Market Losers on December 29
On December 29, IRFC, RVNL, Dixon Tech, Hindustan Zinc, Anant Raj, and Praj Industries were among the biggest losers.
Market Pressure and Nifty Performance
On Monday, December 29, the Indian stock market remained under pressure for the third consecutive session owing to low year-end liquidity, persistent selling by foreign investors, and a lack of new catalysts.
The Nifty 50 dropped further 0.40% to 25,938 and the Sensex sank 0.41% to 84,695 as metal stocks joined the sell-off after a severe plunge in precious metals, despite the market’s minimal losses during the first half.
Midcap and Smallcap Movements
The Nifty Midcap 100 dropped 0.6% while the Nifty Smallcap 100 slightly increased 0.78% as broader markets finished lower. All of the main industries finished the year in the red, with consumer durables leading the way with a 1% decline, followed by real estate and IT with declines of 0.84% and 0.77%, respectively. Only the media industry ended the day higher, up 0.62%.
FPI Outflows and Contributing Factors
In 2025, FPI sales in the secondary market hit ₹2,31,990 crore, the largest annual outflow to date. Only four of the previous twelve months—March, April, May, and June—saw FPIs as net purchasers.
Delays in a trade agreement with the US, the weakening of the rupee, stretched valuations, India’s comparatively weaker exposure to the AI boom, and a rebound in other Asian markets with more appealing values were some of the reasons influencing their opinion. These elements worked together to speed up FPIs’ selling binge.
Railroad Stocks See Profit Booking
Indian Railway Finance Corporation dropped 5.5% to ₹126.4 per share as railway equities saw profit taking after a robust run in previous sessions. Others had declines of 5.4% and 3.2%, respectively, including Rail Vikas Nigam and Ircon International.
EMS and Metal Stocks Decline
Dixon Technologies and Syrma SGS Technology, two EMS stocks, reported losses of 3.6% and 3.1%, respectively. Concurrently with a dip in precious metals, metal stocks saw a steep drop.
NMDC, National Aluminium Company, and Hindustan Zinc all had stock declines of 3%, 2.1%, and 2%, respectively. Craftsman Automation, Olectra Greentech, Ola Electric, JBM Auto, and Minda Corporation were among the auto and related companies that fell between 5% and 2%.
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