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Bosch Limited, which manufactures auto parts and other hardware equipment, informed its shareholders of two significant pieces of news: a stock split and the issuance of bonus shares.

As a result of these measures, each existing company share will be converted into 20 shares. Bosch decided on the stock split approximately 22 years after the previous one.

Despite this major announcement, the company's shares closed lower on Friday. On November 6, Bosch shares on the BSE finished trading at ₹50,765, down 3.21%. Although the shares reached a new 52-week high of ₹52,650 during trading, subsequent selling pressure led to a price decline.

The Board of Directors approved the stock split at a ratio of 1:5. This means that each share with a nominal value of ₹10 will be split into five shares with a nominal value of ₹2. Furthermore, the company announced the issuance of bonus shares at a ratio of 3:1, giving shareholders three additional shares for every one they hold. For example, if an investor had 10 shares, they would become 50 after the split, and then 150 bonus shares would be credited to those 50 shares, resulting in a total of 200 shares.

Previously, Bosch conducted a stock split in 2004, where one share with a face value of ₹100 was divided into ten shares with a face value of ₹10. The company is now making another decision to split shares, converting a ₹10 nominal share into five shares with a ₹2 nominal value, about 22 years later.

Bosch also published quarterly financial reports for the period from July to September. During this period, the company's net profit increased to ₹839.4 billion, compared to ₹708 billion in the same quarter last year. This current profit includes a one-time income of approximately ₹130 billion; excluding this amount, the profit is approximately ₹709.4 billion. The company's revenue for the quarter grew by 28.2% year-over-year, reaching ₹7,655 billion from ₹5,969 billion last year. EBITDA also increased to ₹1,037 billion compared to ₹842 billion the previous year, although the EBITDA margin slightly decreased from 14% to 13.5%.

On Friday, Bosch shares showed initial growth, opening at ₹52,540 after closing at ₹52,450 on Thursday. During the day, the price reached a new 52-week high of ₹52,650. However, due to selling pressure, the price fell to a daily low of ₹50,321.20 and ultimately closed at ₹50,765, showing a drop of 3.21%. Before this Friday correction, the shares had shown good momentum, rising by about 15% over the last two weeks, 38.44% over six months, and 40.45% since the beginning of the current year. The 52-week low stands at ₹28,650.05.

Investors should note that the increase in the number of shares following the split and bonuses does not automatically lead to an increase in total investment value. With a stock split, the nominal value decreases, and after receiving bonuses, the total number of shares increases, which necessitates a corresponding adjustment in the share price. While the company has announced the split and bonuses, information regarding the record date and effective date is still awaited. Investors are advised to monitor these dates and official company announcements.

MobiKwik intends to increase the share of lending revenue to approximately half of its total income, raising it from the current 25–30 percent. This was reported by co-founder, managing director, and CEO Bipin Prit Singh, citing the publication Business Standard.

Singh forecasts that over the next six to eight quarters, the volume of loan disbursements will reach a level of 1,500–2,000 crore rupees quarterly. In the reporting period ending in September (Q2FY27), the company registered disbursements of 1,082.6 crore rupees, which is 34 percent more than 807.1 crore rupees in Q2FY26.

Bipin Prit Singh emphasized that the company expects the credit business to account for at least 50 percent of revenue. He noted that this segment could easily reach a volume of 1,500–2,000 crore rupees quarterly over the next six to eight quarters, and maintaining the commission rate would significantly impact the company's net profit.

The company's financial results for Q2FY27 showed a consolidated net profit of 11.83 crore rupees, an improvement compared to a net loss of 28.62 crore rupees in the same quarter last year. Compared to the previous quarter (QoQ), profit grew by 55.4 percent from 7.62 crore rupees in Q1FY27.

Operating revenue increased by 9.4 percent year-over-year (YoY) to 295.70 crore rupees compared to 270.21 crore rupees in Q2FY26. Revenue consistently grew by 5.1 percent compared to 281.48 crore rupees. Total income for Q2FY27 amounted to 302.76 crore rupees, an 8.4 percent increase year-over-year.

In Q2FY27, the company received 2,087.9 crore rupees from payments and 869.1 crore rupees from financial services. Total expenses decreased by 2.0 percent year-over-year to 280.08 crore rupees in Q2FY27, compared to 285.70 crore rupees the previous year. However, compared to the previous quarter, total expenses rose by 2.5 percent from 273.38 crore rupees in Q1FY27.

Payment processing commissions decreased by 10.8 percent to 119.47 crore rupees in Q2FY27, and lending operating expenses fell to 1.52 crore rupees from 12.78 crore rupees in Q2FY26. Nevertheless, employee benefits expenses increased by 59.0 percent, reaching 56.19 crore rupees.

As of Q2FY27, MobiKwik had 11 lending partners. The company received approval from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to obtain a Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) license in April. MobiKwik shares closed on BSE Monday 5.6 percent higher, at a price of 225.7 rupees per share. As of Q2FY27, MobiKwik had 196.3 million registered users and 5.1 registered merchants.

There are many stocks in the stock market that bring huge profits to their investors. Some of these multibagger stocks have enriched long-term investors, while others have become real money machines for investors in a very short time.

One such little-known asset is the stock of JTL Defence, which belongs to the defense sector. In one year, the price of this stock has grown from 7 rupees to over 570 rupees.

The price indicators of JTL Defence stock allow for an easy assessment of how profitable this asset has been for investors. Just a year ago, on October 27, 2025, the value of one JTL share traded for only 7.14 rupees. However, on the last working day of last week, despite hitting the lower price level, it closed at 583.10 rupees, and on Monday it opened and dropped to 571 rupees. The maximum price of the stock over the last 52 weeks reached 924 rupees.

Based on the changes in the price of JTL Defence stock over the year, investors achieved an impressive multiple return of 8066 percent. If an investor had invested 100 thousand rupees in the company's shares at a price of 7 rupees and held that position, their funds would have increased to 8,166,000 rupees.

The company belongs to the small-cap segment, and its market capitalization is 613.79 crore rupees. Nevertheless, the stock proved capable of making investors wealthy. In just six months, the price of JTL Defence stock grew by 151 percent, meaning that investors' invested funds more than doubled during this period.

It should be noted that JTL Defence Limited was previously known as RCI Industries & Technologies Limited. The company changed its name in April of this year. JTL Defence Limited is engaged in the production of products made from copper, brass, and other special metals. This product is used in the defense, electrical, automotive, electronic, and industrial sectors.