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Shares of Waaree Energies and Premier Energies declined sharply on May 23, 2025, following a global sell-off in clean energy stocks, with Waaree Energies falling up to 11%. Meanwhile, BSE Ltd experienced a notable price adjustment as its shares began trading ex-bonus for a 2:1 bonus issue. The stock price adjusted from ₹6,996 to approximately ₹2,332 to reflect the increased share count, resulting in a sharp fall of around 66.6% on the ex-bonus date. Despite this adjustment, BSE shares recorded a 5% gain on the ex-date, trading at ₹2,449. The broader market context included a 30% surge in BSE shares during 2025 prior to the ex-bonus trading. The decline in Waaree Energies and Premier Energies was also linked to the impact of the Trump Tax Bill and the global downturn in clean energy stocks.
#BSE shares rose 5 percent on May 23 as the stock traded ex-date for its 2:1 bonus issue. This means the pre-bonus price of Rs 6,996 was adjusted to Rs 2,332 to account for the increase in share count. Since the stock actually traded at Rs 2,449 on the ex-date, it recorded a gain
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Shares of BSE Ltd. experienced a sharp fall of 66.6% on Friday after the stock began trading ex-bonus, marking the implementation of the company’s 2:1 bonus issue.
