How This Calculator Works
Estimate how a NEPSE-listed share price changes after a company announces bonus shares or right shares. Choose the corporate action, enter the market price and percentage, and review the theoretical adjusted price.
| Input | What to enter |
|---|---|
| Adjustment type | Choose whether the corporate action is a bonus share or right share issue. |
| Market price | Enter the share price used as the basis for the adjustment. |
| Adjustment percentage | Enter the announced bonus or right share percentage. |
How to Use the Calculator
- Choose Bonus or Right as the transaction type.
- Enter the current or reference market price.
- Enter the announced bonus or right percentage.
- Calculate and review the theoretical adjusted price.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an adjusted share price?
An adjusted share price is the theoretical price of a share after accounting for a corporate action such as a bonus share or right share issue.
Does a bonus share increase the total value of my holding immediately?
A bonus issue increases the number of shares while the reference price is adjusted. It does not by itself guarantee an immediate increase in the total market value of the holding.
Can the market price differ from the calculated adjusted price?
Yes. The calculator provides a theoretical value, while the traded market price is determined by actual orders and applicable exchange rules.