Waterways Leisure Tourism Shareholders Approve 1:10 Share Split; Record Date Aug 26
Waterways Leisure Tourism Limited shareholders approved a 1:10 share split. Each ₹10 share will be divided into 10 ₹1 shares. The record date for the split is August 26, 2026. This aims to increase accessibility and liquidity for retail investors. The company is also expanding its fleet.
A stock split generally does not alter the fundamental value of the company but can improve liquidity and attract more retail investors. The fleet expansion plans are significant for future growth but the immediate impact of the split is moderate.
The share split is intended to increase accessibility and liquidity for a wider investor base, which is a positive development for the company and its shareholders. The expansion of the fleet also indicates a positive growth outlook.
Waterways Leisure Tourism Limited (formerly Waterways Leisure Tourism Private Limited), operating Cordelia Cruises, announced that its shareholders have approved a 1:10 sub-division of the company's equity shares via postal ballot. Each existing equity share with a face value of ₹10 will be divided into 10 equity shares with a face value of ₹1 each. The company has set Wednesday, August 26, 2026, as the Record Date to determine eligible shareholders for the split. This move aims to make the shares more accessible to a broader investor base, particularly retail investors, and enhance market liquidity.
The sub-division will increase the number of equity shares from 7,23,94,543 to 72,39,45,430, while the paid-up share capital will remain unchanged at ₹723.95 Million (₹72.395 crore).
Jurgen Bailom, Chairman, Executive Director, and CEO, stated that the share split is a significant milestone, reflecting the commitment to making participation in the company's growth more accessible. He emphasized the focus on disciplined execution, responsible growth, and long-term value creation as the company expands its fleet with the addition of 'Sky' in October 2026 and 'Sun' in November 2027.
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