Stock Split Alert: Two Multibagger Stocks Announce Splits with Ratios of 1:5 and 1:10
The Indian stock market recently witnessed major corporate action as two prominent companies known for delivering impressive multibagger returns officially announced stock splits. Designed to enhance liquidity and make shares more accessible to retail investors, these corporate announcements have captured the close attention of market participants and wealth seekers. Among the two companies, one has announced a split that will divide its equity into five parts, while the other will slice its shares into ten parts. Examining the financial trajectories and market metrics of both firms reveals why these multibagger stocks are generating significant buzz across trading desks.
Knowledge Marine Shares to Split in a 1:5 Ratio
The first company making waves is Knowledge Marine, which formally informed stock exchanges that its shares will undergo a split reducing the face value from ₹5 to ₹1 per share, effectively dividing each existing stock into five parts. While the company has yet to announce an official record date for the corporate action, it follows a previous stock split executed in 2025 where shares were divided into two tranches. Closing its latest trading session on Friday at ₹2,731.50 with a modest 1 percent gain, Knowledge Marine boasts an extraordinary long-term track record. Over the past year, the share price has surged by 228 percent, delivered a 396 percent return over two years, and achieved an astronomical 11,281 percent growth over a five-year period.
Gujarat Natural Announces Massive 1:10 Stock Split
The second major announcement comes from Gujarat Natural, which revealed plans for a substantial stock split dividing its shares into ten parts. According to regulatory filings submitted to the stock exchanges, the company's face value will drop from ₹10 down to ₹1 per share. Closing down over 2 percent on Friday at ₹111.41 on the BSE, Gujarat Natural has nevertheless maintained a stellar multi-year growth profile. The stock has delivered a 58 percent gain over the past year, an impressive 850 percent return over two years, a 904 percent increase over three years, and a staggering 1,047 percent surge over five years. Historical data indicates that the company last distributed a dividend of ₹0.10 per share back in 2017, while public shareholding data shows promoters holding a 1.93 percent stake as of the June quarter, down slightly from 2.31 percent in the preceding March quarter.
