Hi-Tech Pipes splits shares in 10:10 ratio to increase liquidity
The company has also signed an agreement with the Uttar Pradesh government to set up a steel manufacturing facility in the state at an investment of Rs 510 crore.Besides steel pipes, the company also produces hollow sections, tubes, cold rolled coils and strips, road crash barriers, solar mounting structures and a variety of other galvanised products
Hi-Tech Pipes splits shares in 10:10 ratio to increase liquidity
Earlier, the company through postal ballot had approved sub-division of its shares from 1 equity share of face value of Rs 10 each to 10 shares of face value of Re 1 each, it said.
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March 17 has been fixed as the record date. On the ex-split date, investors holding the stock till the record date will receive new shares in demat accounts.
"The commercial production of our new colour coating line has commenced this month. We are happy that this high margin value-added product will further help in strengthening the companys margin on blended Level in medium to long term," Bansal said.
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