Mumbai: SC Agrotech reported a sharp jump in September-quarter earnings as its board proposed a 10-for-1 stock split and a 4-for-5 bonus issue. If the split takes effect first and the bonus applies to the resulting shares, an eligible shareholder with 400 shares could end up with 7,200.
The proposals followed the BSE-listed company’s board meeting on 13 November. SC Agrotech has scheduled an extraordinary general meeting for 11 December 2026, where shareholders will consider the capital proposals.
What happens to 400 shares?
Under the proposed split, every existing share would become 10 shares, taking a holding of 400 to 4,000. A subsequent 4-for-5 bonus issue on that holding would add 3,200 shares, bringing the total to 7,200.
The example assumes the company implements the split before the bonus and the investor qualifies on both applicable record dates. The holding would contain 18 times as many shares, with the price per share adjusting to reflect the split and bonus.
The proposals remain subject to the necessary approvals and procedures. The board also considered a Rs 61 crore increase in authorised equity share capital. It deferred consideration of a dividend to a subsequent quarter.
Revenue rises 802 percent in Q2
SC Agrotech’s unaudited standalone net profit climbed to Rs 10.21 crore in the quarter ended 30 September 2026, from about Rs 0.21 crore a year earlier. Revenue from operations rose 802 percent to Rs 45.26 crore from Rs 5.02 crore.
Earnings also improved from the June quarter, when revenue stood at Rs 37.85 crore and net profit was Rs 9.56 crore. For the first half of FY27, the company reported revenue of Rs 83.11 crore and net profit of Rs 19.77 crore. It had earned Rs 3.34 crore in net profit in all of FY26.
AgriBridge opens to users
SC Agrotech opened AgriBridge to the public on 4 November, after the September quarter ended. The platform is designed to connect farmers, suppliers and institutional buyers. Users can look for produce, submit enquiries, request quotations and coordinate transactions.
In an investor update on 11 November, the company illustrated how the platform could earn Rs 52 crore in annual revenue if it handled Rs 1,000 crore in gross merchandise value and monetised that activity at 5.2 percent. The figures represent a hypothetical scenario. Actual platform revenue will depend on the value of transactions completed and the fees collected.
The company has also incorporated subsidiaries in agricultural technology, mining and healthcare-related areas. For shareholders following the split and bonus, the December meeting and the applicable record dates are the next milestones. For AgriBridge, completed transactions and realised fees will show whether users are turning enquiries into trade.Mumbai: SC Agrotech reported a sharp jump in September-quarter earnings as its board proposed a 10-for-1 stock split and a 4-for-5 bonus issue. If the split takes effect first and the bonus applies to the resulting shares, an eligible shareholder with 400 shares could end up with 7,200.
The proposals followed the BSE-listed company’s board meeting on 13 November. SC Agrotech has scheduled an extraordinary general meeting for 11 December 2026, where shareholders will consider the capital proposals.
What happens to 400 shares?
Under the proposed split, every existing share would become 10 shares, taking a holding of 400 to 4,000. A subsequent 4-for-5 bonus issue on that holding would add 3,200 shares, bringing the total to 7,200.
The example assumes the company implements the split before the bonus and the investor qualifies on both applicable record dates. The holding would contain 18 times as many shares, with the price per share adjusting to reflect the split and bonus.
The proposals remain subject to the necessary approvals and procedures. The board also considered a Rs 61 crore increase in authorised equity share capital. It deferred consideration of a dividend to a subsequent quarter.
Revenue rises 802 percent in Q2
SC Agrotech’s unaudited standalone net profit climbed to Rs 10.21 crore in the quarter ended 30 September 2026, from about Rs 0.21 crore a year earlier. Revenue from operations rose 802 percent to Rs 45.26 crore from Rs 5.02 crore.
Earnings also improved from the June quarter, when revenue stood at Rs 37.85 crore and net profit was Rs 9.56 crore. For the first half of FY27, the company reported revenue of Rs 83.11 crore and net profit of Rs 19.77 crore. It had earned Rs 3.34 crore in net profit in all of FY26.
AgriBridge opens to users
SC Agrotech opened AgriBridge to the public on 4 November, after the September quarter ended. The platform is designed to connect farmers, suppliers and institutional buyers. Users can look for produce, submit enquiries, request quotations and coordinate transactions.
In an investor update on 11 November, the company illustrated how the platform could earn Rs 52 crore in annual revenue if it handled Rs 1,000 crore in gross merchandise value and monetised that activity at 5.2 percent. The figures represent a hypothetical scenario. Actual platform revenue will depend on the value of transactions completed and the fees collected.
The company has also incorporated subsidiaries in agricultural technology, mining and healthcare-related areas. For shareholders following the split and bonus, the December meeting and the applicable record dates are the next milestones. For AgriBridge, completed transactions and realised fees will show whether users are turning enquiries into trade.
