Bonus Share Adjustment Calculator

🌟 Bonus Share Adjustment Calculator

(Example: 10% means 10 bonus shares for every 100 held)
Enter values and click Calculate
💡 How Bonus Adjustment Works:
When a company issues bonus shares, the market price adjusts downward because:
- Total shares increase
- Company's fundamental value remains the same
Formula: Adjusted Price = (Original Price × 100) / (100 + Bonus %)


🎯 Bonus Share Adjustment Calculator – Simplify Your Post-Bonus Price Confusion

If you’ve ever been confused about how your share price drops after a bonus issue, you’re not alone. Every investor who’s received bonus shares has wondered: “Why is my stock price suddenly lower?”

That’s where the Bonus Share Adjustment Calculator comes in. It helps you instantly calculate the adjusted market price of your stock after a company announces a bonus share distribution.

🧮 How Does the Bonus Share Calculator Work?

Let’s break it down:

  • Bonus Share means a company gives you additional shares for free (like 1 share for every 10 you own).

  • This increases the number of shares, but not the company’s actual market value.

  • Result? The market price adjusts downward proportionally.

🧠 Formula Used:

Adjusted Price = (Original Price × 100) ÷ (100 + Bonus %)

Let’s say the market price was Rs. 500, and the company issued a 20% bonus.
Using this calculator, the adjusted price becomes:

(500 × 100) ÷ (100 + 20) = Rs. 416.67

Instead of doing manual math, just enter:

  • Your share’s current market price

  • The bonus percentage declared

The tool instantly shows you:

  • The new adjusted price

  • The adjustment ratio

🌍 Works for NEPSE, NSE, or Any Stock Market

This calculator works perfectly for Nepali investors, as well as those trading in India or globally. Whether you're tracking NEPSE bonus sharesdemat holdings, or planning to average out prices — this tool has you covered.


🙋 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is a bonus share?
A bonus share is a free additional share given to shareholders, usually from a company’s reserves.

Q2: Why does the share price drop after a bonus issue?
Because more shares are in circulation, the price gets adjusted to maintain the overall market value.

Q3: Can I use this for right shares too?
No — bonus and right shares are different. Use our Right Share Adjustment Calculator for that.

Q4: Is this useful for NEPSE investors in Nepal?
Absolutely! This tool is especially useful for investors trading in the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE).

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