TCC Concept Share Split from Face Value of Rs. 10 to Rs. 2

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TCC Concept has made a public announcement regarding a split in its equity share face value from Rs. 10 to Rs. 2. This means that for the eligible shareholders as on the record date which is 4 September 2026, their 16 equity share(s) each of face value Rs. 10 will be converted to 80 equity share(s) each of face value Rs. 2.

The detailed announcement by the company can be found here.

Please find some helpful FAQs on the share split of TCC Concept below

1. How to participate in the share split of TCC Concept?

If you hold the shares of TCC Concept as on the record date which is 4 September 2026, then you are eligible for the share split action.

2. In case of share split of TCC Concept, does the ISIN number of the security changes?

Yes. In case of share split, the face value of the share changes and hence the ISIN number also changes.

3. In the holdings, old quantity of TCC Concept is shown on the Ex-Date. Why is the holding not updated?

Portfolio holdings are generated as per the previous settlement day and thus on the Ex-Date which is 4 September 2026, old quantity will be visible.

4. How to participate in the share split action if you are not an existing share holder of TCC Concept?

If you are not an existing shareholder of TCC Concept but want to participate in the share split action, make sure to purchase shares of TCC Concept before the Ex-Date which is 4 September 2026.

5. What is the impact of share split action on the stock price of TCC Concept?

On the Ex-Date which is 4 September 2026, the price of the stock gets adjusted due to the share split action. Due to this adjustment, you see a dip in your unrealized profit. The dip is corrected once the shares with new face value of Rs. 2 are credited to your holdings.

### 6. What is the impact of share split action on the cost price of TCC Concept in the portfolio?
The cost of acquisition of shares gets adjusted as per the new face value of Rs. 2 and the holding period remains the same as per ITD guidelines.

7. If shares of TCC Concept are bought via MTF, is the shareholder eligible for share split action?

Yes, even if a shareholder has bought the shares of TCC Concept via MTF, the shares with new face value of Rs. 2 shares will be issued the and MTF holdings will get automatically updated.

8. If shares of TCC Concept are bought and pledged for Margin, is the shareholder eligible for share split action?

Yes, even if a shareholder has bought the shares of TCC Concept and pledge them to get margin, the shares with new face value of Rs. 2 shares will be issued the and pledge holdings will get automatically updated.

What do you think about this split action? Feel free to use this thread to discuss.

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As you state the holding period remains same as per itd department.

Is this adjustment also made in dhan reports as for example I have 16 equity shares that are 1 year old and if I sell them in my dhan tax report profit will be in ltcg column. But if I sell them after the corporate action (split in this case) my 16 equity shares will become 80 shares and when I sell 80 shares will they now still be listed in ltcg column in my tax report as per itd guidelines ?? Or I have to manually adjust the holding period while filling for itr.

@Muqtadir_Dandekar

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@Muqtadir_Dandekar ??

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@moderators @Mrunmayi_Vaity

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@Paras_Bhandari Here as well the same thing happens, the entry of 16 shares will be closed out and new entry of 80 shares with the same investment value and date of purchase will be made.

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Hi Paras,

If you sell your split shares today, the ones you bought more than one year ago will still qualify as Long-Term Capital Gains (LTCG).

Original Purchase Date Stays the Same: A stock split does not reset your holding period. The holding period for all your split shares counts from the original date you bought them.

The same will also Reflect in All your Dhan’s Report.