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String Metaverse shareholders approve exclusive bonus for public investors; record date fixed as June 19, 2026

String Metaverse Limited (BSE: META) said shareholders approved a special resolution for an exclusive bonus issue to public shareholders: 2 bonus equity shares for every 9 shares held. The company reported e-voting ended June 4, 2026, with an overwhelming majority in favor, and set June 19, 2026 as the record date. The company said the move supports compliance with the 25% minimum public shareholding rule.

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Record date fixed for June 19, 2026 (key date for eligibility).
Generally supportive for compliance/float optics; should be viewed as capital-structure change, not fundamental earnings catalyst.

The corporate action is designed to increase public float and help the company comply with India’s 25% minimum public shareholding rule.

String Metaverse shareholders approved a special-resolution bonus issue exclusively to public shareholders, with June 19, 2026 record date to meet 25% MPS.

Near-term support possible around record-date mechanics, but magnitude likely limited because it’s a bonus-share issuance rather than new cash/earnings.

Background

The article describes an Indian listed company corporate action: an exclusive bonus issue to public shareholders to help meet the 25% Minimum Public Shareholding (MPS) requirement; promoter group waived entitlement.

Why it matters

Shareholders approved a special resolution via e-voting; June 19, 2026 is set as the record date for public shareholders eligible to receive bonus shares in a 2-for-9 ratio. This is primarily a compliance/float-improvement action rather than an operating catalyst.

Market relevance

Traders may price in reduced MPS-compliance risk and upcoming corporate-action mechanics around the record date, but should not expect earnings-driven repricing.

Market effects

Highlights regulatory/structural pressure on Indian listed firms to maintain minimum public float; may influence how investors discount MPS-compliance risk in small/mid caps.

Most relevant to Indian equities where MPS rules drive corporate actions; could affect sentiment toward similar governance/float profiles.

Limited; largely a domestic capital-markets compliance event.

Alternative perspectives

Because bonus shares are non-cash and dilute per-share price mechanically, the move may not create durable upside beyond compliance optics.

Watch for any subsequent exchange filings on implementation details (ex-bonus date, share count adjustments) and whether the company’s MPS compliance is already close to threshold—impact may be smaller if risk was already low.

Key entities

  • String Metaverse Limited

    Indian listed technology/digital infrastructure company issuing bonus shares exclusively to public shareholders to meet MPS.

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