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Praj Ind board okays 1:1 bonus issue, stock split

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Pune , June 17

PRAJ Industries Ltd on Friday said its board of directors has recommended issue of bonus shares, subdivision in share and an employee stock option plan.

The bonus issue is in the ratio of one share for every existing share (1:1) and splitting of Rs 10 paid-up share into five shares of Rs 2 each, subject to approval. The annual general meeting of the company is scheduled meet on July 23, a press release said.

Mr Pramod Chaudhari, Chairman, Praj Industries, said: "The bonus share issue has been recommended as an added benefit to the stockholders. The split in stock has been considered to impart liquidity."

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