Kellton Tech to Consider First-Ever Stock Split on June 14; Shares Soar 8%


Kellton Tech Solutions, a rising smallcap IT firm, is in the spotlight after announcing its first-ever stock split proposal. In a regulatory filing on Thursday, June 12, the company disclosed that its board of directors will convene on Saturday, June 14, to consider splitting its equity shares and evaluating potential fund-raising plans.

📢 Stock Split in the Works

This would mark the company’s maiden stock split, a move aimed at enhancing share liquidity and accessibility for retail investors. The board will review the sub-division of existing equity shares with a face value of ₹5 each, signaling a major structural change in the company’s capital base.

“To consider the proposal of alteration of the share capital of the company by sub-division/split of existing equity shares…” the company said in its exchange filing.

A stock split is a strategic corporate action that reduces the share price proportionally while increasing the number of shares held by investors, often leading to improved market participation.

💼 Fundraising Also on the Agenda

In addition to the stock split, the board will explore raising capital through multiple avenues, including:

  • Convertible bonds or debentures

  • Preference shares

  • Warrants

  • Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP)

  • Private or preferential placement

These fundraising tools may support Kellton Tech’s expansion and product innovation roadmap.

📈 Market Reaction

Following the announcement, Kellton Tech shares jumped over 8%, trading at ₹137 per share by 11:30 AM on Thursday. Investor interest surged, with over 22 lakh shares changing hands by mid-morning.

📊 Kellton Tech: By the Numbers

  • 1-Year Return: +33%

  • 2-Year Return: +125%

  • 5-Year Return: +800%+

  • 52-Week Range: ₹95.05 – ₹184.30

  • Market Capitalisation: ₹1,352 crore

The stock’s momentum reflects growing investor confidence as the company continues to ride the wave of digital transformation in the IT services sector

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