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Bonus Issue Calculator
Estimate bonus shares, total shares, theoretical adjusted price and portfolio value based on existing shares, current price and bonus issue ratio.
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Bonus issue calculator
Enter existing shares, current price and bonus issue ratio to estimate shares and theoretical price after the bonus issue.
Results are estimates. The theoretical price is not a guaranteed market price and company announcements should be followed.
Bonus issue calculation formula
- Bonus shares
- Existing shares × bonus issue ratio / 100
- Total shares after bonus issue
- Existing shares + bonus shares
- Theoretical adjusted price
- Current portfolio value / total shares after bonus issue
- Theoretical portfolio value
- Existing shares × current price
Example bonus issue calculation
If an investor has 1,000 shares, the current price is 20 TRY and the bonus issue ratio is 100%, 1,000 bonus shares are received. Total shares become 2,000 and the theoretical adjusted price is about 10 TRY. The theoretical portfolio value remains 20,000 TRY.
Frequently asked questions
What is a bonus issue?
A bonus issue is a capital increase where a company uses internal resources to issue additional shares to existing shareholders.
How are bonus shares calculated?
Existing shares are multiplied by the bonus issue ratio and divided by 100. The result is added to existing shares to estimate total shares.
Does portfolio value increase after a bonus issue?
Theoretically, share count increases and price adjusts downward. Excluding market movements, the portfolio value does not change solely because of the bonus issue.