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Gammon Infra fixes Oct 27 as record date for stock-split

Construction firm Gammon Infrastructure Projects today said it has fixed October 27 as the record date for the proposed stock-split. - Govt awards seven port projects worth Rs 1,800 cr - Gammon Infra hikes stake in Vizag Seaport - Gammon Infra may raise Rs 500 cr through QIP - Gammon Infra plans stock-split - MVL rises on stock-split plan - Gammon bags Rs 500-cr project from Paradip Port The record date has been fixed for determining claims of the existing shareholders for the purpose of stock-split, Gammon Infrastructure Projects said in a filing with the Bombay Stock Exchange. The company has already received approval of the shareholders for the sub-division of each Rs 10 share into five equity shares of Rs 2 each. Shares of the company closed at Rs 102.55, marginally up from the previous close on the BSE.


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