Jonjua Overseas bonus issue: 7:24 timeline for 2026

What Jonjua Overseas has announced

Jonjua Overseas Limited has approved the allotment of bonus equity shares in the ratio of 7:24, as per regulatory disclosures. The company will issue 79,55,966 fully paid-up bonus equity shares of face value ₹10 each. The bonus issue is structured as a capitalization of reserves into equity shares, rather than a cash payout.

Alongside the bonus share decision, Jonjua Overseas also disclosed the acquisition of eco-friendly technology for VTOL/STOL helipads. The filing did not provide additional operational or financial details on this technology acquisition beyond the stated purpose.

For investors, the bonus issue is primarily a corporate action that increases the number of shares held, without changing the underlying ownership percentage, subject to market price adjustments around the ex-bonus date.

Bonus ratio explained: 7 shares for every 24 held

The approved bonus ratio is 7:24. This means eligible shareholders will receive 7 additional equity shares for every 24 equity shares held as of the record date. The company’s communication also provided an illustration of how the math works.

For example, if an investor holds 240 shares on the record date, they would receive 70 bonus shares under the 7:24 ratio. After the bonus allotment, that investor’s total holding would become 310 shares.

The company has repeatedly clarified that eligibility is determined strictly based on holdings as of the record date. Investors buying shares after the ex-bonus date would not qualify for this bonus issue.

Record date and ex-bonus date: September 4, 2026

Jonjua Overseas has fixed Friday, September 4, 2026 as the record date for the bonus issue. The stock is also scheduled to turn ex-bonus on September 4, 2026.

In its exchange filing dated August 24, 2026, the company cited Regulation 42 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015, and stated that the record date is subject to the receipt of necessary regulatory approvals. The filing specifically referenced in-principle approval from BSE as part of the required regulatory process.

This sequencing is important for investors because the ex-bonus date typically aligns with the record date for determining eligibility in such actions, as per the dates shared by the company.

Deemed allotment date and expected trading date

As per the same August 24 filing, Jonjua Overseas has proposed September 7, 2026 as the deemed date of allotment (T+1). The company said it plans to submit the necessary documents to the depository for crediting the bonus shares by 12 noon on September 7, 2026.

The bonus shares are expected to be made available for trading from September 8, 2026 (T+2), in line with applicable SEBI regulations and circulars. However, the company has also clarified that this timeline remains subject to regulatory approvals, including approval from BSE.

For shareholders, this means there is a defined schedule, but the final availability for trading is contingent on the completion of approvals and the depository credit process.

Share capital impact: paid-up capital rises to ₹35.23 crore

The bonus issue will increase Jonjua Overseas’ paid-up share capital. The company disclosed that paid-up capital will rise from ₹27.28 crore to ₹35.23 crore following the issuance of the bonus shares.

Because the shares being issued are fully paid-up equity shares of ₹10 each, the increase in equity capital is a direct reflection of the expanded number of outstanding shares after the bonus allotment.

While a bonus issue changes the share count and paid-up capital, it does not represent fresh cash coming into the company. Instead, it is a reclassification within shareholders’ funds from reserves to share capital.

Shareholder approval at the AGM

Jonjua Overseas said the bonus issue received unanimous shareholder approval at the company’s 34th annual general meeting held on August 21, 2026. This approval is a key step in the corporate action process, following which the company has communicated the operational timeline through exchange filings.

The company’s disclosures indicate a clear sequence: record and ex-bonus date on September 4, deemed allotment on September 7, and expected trading availability from September 8, subject to required approvals.

Key dates and figures at a glance

Market impact: what changes for investors

A bonus issue is typically intended to reward existing shareholders and can improve trading liquidity by increasing the number of shares in circulation, which the company also highlighted as an objective. For investors, the most immediate operational impact is eligibility based on holdings as of September 4, 2026.

The company has also stated that trading in the bonus shares is expected to start on September 8, 2026, in accordance with SEBI requirements, but only after regulatory steps such as BSE in-principle approval are completed. This approval dependency is a practical factor to monitor because it can influence whether the stated schedule proceeds as communicated.

From a capital structure perspective, the company has quantified the post-issue paid-up capital at ₹35.23 crore, up from ₹27.28 crore, driven by the 79,55,966 bonus shares.

Why the regulatory timeline matters

Jonjua Overseas’ filings repeatedly underline that the proposed dates are subject to regulatory approvals. The exchange filing dated August 24, 2026 specifically refers to in-principle approval from BSE, and ties the timeline to Regulation 42 of SEBI (LODR).

For investors tracking corporate actions, the key checkpoints are the ex-bonus date and record date for eligibility, followed by the deemed allotment date and the date when shares are admitted for trading. The company has also given a specific operational marker: document submission for depository crediting by 12 noon on September 7, 2026.

Conclusion

Jonjua Overseas has laid out a defined schedule for its 7:24 bonus issue, with September 4, 2026 as the record and ex-bonus date, September 7 as the deemed allotment date, and September 8 as the expected trading date. The company will issue 79,55,966 fully paid-up bonus shares, raising paid-up capital to ₹35.23 crore from ₹27.28 crore. The next steps remain linked to regulatory clearances, including BSE in-principle approval, as stated in the company’s exchange filings.