How are bonus shares adjusted in my FYERS holdings?

How are bonus shares adjusted in my FYERS holdings?

When a company issues bonus shares, the buy price of the bonus shares in your FYERS account is updated as ₹0. This results in a new buy average for your holdings after the adjustment.

For example, if you originally held 100 shares with a buy average of ₹100, and a 1:1 bonus issue occurs (you receive 100 additional shares), your total holdings will become 200 shares. The new buy average will be calculated as ₹10,000 (the original total investment) divided by 200 shares, resulting in a revised buy average of ₹50 per share.

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