What does the Infobeans 3:1 bonus issue mean for my share count and price?

For every 1 share you hold, you receive 3 extra shares, so your holdings become 4 times in number. The post-bonus price typically adjusts downward so that your total investment value remains broadly the same on day one. Fundamental value depends on future earnings, not the bonus itself.

What is the bonus share record date and how do I qualify?

The bonus share record date is February 27, 2026. To qualify, you must be a shareholder of record by that date. Because India follows T+1 settlement, you typically need to buy the stock at least one trading day before the ex-bonus date, which usually precedes the record date.

How do Infobeans Q3 results support the bonus decision?

Q3 FY26 PAT rose 173% year on year, pointing to strong operating performance. Healthy profitability metrics and low leverage add confidence. The bonus does not change valuation, but the earnings momentum can improve investor sentiment and liquidity, helping the stock absorb increased supply after the bonus credit.

Is InfoBeans Technologies a buy before the ex-bonus date?

A bonus alone is not a buy signal. Consider price at ₹777, RSI overbought at 72.75, and support near the 50-DMA around ₹738. If you like the 173% YoY PAT growth and strong ROE, a staggered entry with clear stop-loss levels can manage risk. We view it as Hold near term.

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INFOBEAN.NS Stock Today: January 27 3:1 Bonus Set, Q3 Profit Soars

ByHuzaifa Zahoor January 27, 2026

Infobeans 3:1 bonus issue is in focus after the board approved a three-for-one bonus, with February 27, 2026 as the bonus share record date, subject to shareholder nod. INFOBEAN.NS traded at ₹777.10 today, down 13.14%, as traders weighed the news and recent volatility. Q3 FY26 PAT surged 173% year on year, signaling strong execution at InfoBeans Technologies. We break down eligibility, stock impact, technicals, and valuation so investors in India can plan entries around the ex-bonus date.