GTV Engineering Share Price Ahead of 2:1 Bonus: Record Date 7 October, Last Day to Buy and What the Small-Cap's 5-Year Run Means

GTV Engineering is a small-cap maker of heavy steel fabrications, and the GTV Engineering stock has gained about 10% in the three sessions since 28 September, when the GTV Engineering bonus record date was announced. The GTV Engineering share price was within about 1% of its previous close on 1 October and still trades well above its 52-week low of Rs 41.55.

If you are searching for the GTV Engineering record date, the bonus shares ratio, the last day to buy, or whether the 5-year run in the GTV Engineering share price is real, this article covers the Rs 2 face value, the ex-bonus date mechanics, the company's financials, market capitalisation and risks. Price data is based on BSE figures, so recheck it before acting.

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GTV Engineering Bonus 2:1: Ratio, Record Date and Last Day to Buy

Bonus detail	GTV Engineering
Bonus ratio	2:1, two new shares for every one held
Face value	Rs 2 per equity share
Announcement date	28 September 2026
Record date and ex-bonus date	Wednesday, 7 October 2026
Last day to buy for eligibility	Tuesday, 6 October 2026
Shareholder approval	Postal ballot, passed with 100% of valid votes
Previous bonus	2:1 with record date 28 July 2025

Under T+1 settlement the shares trade ex-bonus on the record date, so the GTV Engineering share price adjusts on 7 October and a purchase on that day does not qualify. NSE and BSE are closed on 2 October, and trading resumes on 5 October, which leaves 5 and 6 October as the two sessions to buy before the record date.

What Does a 2:1 Bonus Do to the GTV Engineering Share Price?

A 2:1 bonus triples the number of shares you hold and cuts the price to about one-third. A holder of 100 shares will have 300 shares after the record date, and the GTV Engineering share price of Rs 68.77 would adjust to roughly Rs 22.90. The value of the holding is the same before and after, apart from normal market moves.

A bonus issue is funded from the company's reserves, so no cash changes hands, and the GTV Engineering stock keeps the same market capitalisation. It differs from a stock split, which only divides existing shares. Companies use bonuses to reward shareholders and widen participation, and the lower price per share can make the stock easier to trade.

What Does GTV Engineering Do?

GTV Engineering makes heavy and large steel fabrications and carries out large machining at its plant in Mandideep, Madhya Pradesh. Its customers are industrial companies that need big welded structures and machined parts. Promoters hold about 57.9% of the company, with no pledged shares.

Financials	Figure	Change
FY24 revenue	Rs 123.06 crore	Base year
FY25 revenue	Rs 102.95 crore	Down 16.3%
FY25 net profit	Rs 11.05 crore	Up 104% from Rs 5.41 crore
September 2025 quarter profit	Rs 3.51 crore	Up 205% year on year
December 2025 quarter	Sales Rs 28.55 crore, profit Rs 5.51 crore	Sales up 18%, profit up 30%

Profit has grown faster than sales because margins improved, which is the main support for the GTV Engineering share price, with the operating margin at 27.6% in the December 2025 quarter against 23.7% a year earlier. Revenue is lumpy, though, as the FY25 fall shows.

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GTV Engineering Share Price Today: Key Numbers

Item	Value	What it tells you
Company (BSE: 539479, NSE: GTV)	GTV Engineering	Small-cap steel fabrication
GTV Engineering share price, 1 October	About Rs 68.77	Previous close Rs 68.72
Day range, 1 October	Rs 67.55 to Rs 70.60	A volatile trading range
52-week range	Rs 41.55 to Rs 83.90	Price is about 18% below the high
Market capitalisation	About Rs 349 crore	Micro-cap size
Price to earnings	About 22 to 25 times	Varies by data provider
Return on equity	About 26%	Strong for its size
Debt to equity	About 0.12	Low debt

The GTV Engineering share price has a 20% daily price band, with limits near Rs 82.46 and Rs 54.98 on 1 October, so the stock can swing sharply in a single session.

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Is the Rs 1 Lakh to Rs 40 Lakh GTV Engineering Share Price Claim Accurate?

The headline claim that Rs 1 lakh became Rs 40 lakh in five years implies a gain of about 40 times. The five-year return figures I found were smaller: about 2,870% as of late August and about 3,270% as of late March, which is roughly 29 to 34 times. The exact multiple depends on the start date, the data provider and how bonus issues are adjusted.

Over one year the picture is far weaker. The GTV Engineering share price is up only about 1% to 7% over twelve months depending on the source, and it fell from a high of Rs 83.90. Long-term returns in micro-caps often come in bursts, so a five-year figure says little about the next five years.

Risks Behind the GTV Engineering Share Price

Micro-cap liquidity: With a market capitalisation of about Rs 349 crore, volumes are thin and the GTV Engineering share price can gap.

Lumpy revenue: FY25 revenue fell 16.3%, so order timing can swing results from quarter to quarter.

A bonus creates no value: The bonus changes the share count, not earnings, so any rally in the GTV Engineering share price around the record date can reverse.

Valuation: At 22 to 25 times earnings, the GTV Engineering share price already reflects the recent profit growth.

Repeat bonuses: This is the second 2:1 bonus in about 14 months, which dilutes the per-share price but not your stake.

What Should Investors Do Before the GTV Engineering Record Date?

1. Confirm the record date and ratio in the company's exchange filing.
2. Buy by 6 October if you want to be eligible for the bonus shares.
3. Do not buy only for the bonus, since the GTV Engineering share price adjusts on 7 October.
4. Review stop-loss and limit orders, because prices adjust to the new share count.
5. Check results, order book and cash flow before taking a position in a micro-cap.

Conclusion

The GTV Engineering share price is Rs 68.77 ahead of a 2:1 bonus with a record date of 7 October 2026 and a last buying day of 6 October. The bonus triples the share count and cuts the price to about one-third without changing the company's value. Five-year gains are large but smaller than the 40-times headline in the data I found, and micro-cap risks remain for the GTV Engineering share price. Consult a SEBI-registered advisor before making any decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GTV Engineering bonus ratio and record date?

Ans. GTV Engineering has announced a 2:1 bonus, giving two new shares of face value Rs 2 for every share held. The record date and ex-bonus date are both 7 October 2026.

What is the last date to buy GTV Engineering for the bonus?

Ans. The last date to buy is Tuesday, 6 October 2026. Under T+1 settlement the shares trade ex-bonus on 7 October, so a purchase on that day does not qualify. The GTV Engineering share price adjusts that day.

Does a bonus issue increase the value of my GTV Engineering holding?

Ans. No. A 2:1 bonus triples your shares and cuts the price to about one-third, so the total value stays the same. Any change afterwards comes from market moves in the GTV Engineering share price.

How many shares will I get after the GTV Engineering bonus?

Ans. You will receive two bonus shares for each share you hold on the record date. A holder of 100 shares will have 300 shares after the bonus.

What does GTV Engineering do?

Ans. GTV Engineering makes heavy and large steel fabrications and does large machining at its plant in Mandideep, Madhya Pradesh. The GTV Engineering stock is listed on the BSE and NSE as a small-cap.

What is GTV Engineering share price today?

Ans. The GTV Engineering share price was about Rs 68.77 on 1 October 2026, with a day range of Rs 67.55 to Rs 70.60. The 52-week range is Rs 41.55 to Rs 83.90.

Did GTV Engineering really turn Rs 1 lakh into Rs 40 lakh in five years?

Ans. Five-year return figures I found show roughly 29 to 34 times, depending on the date and adjustments. The 40-times headline may use a different start date, so check an adjusted chart of the GTV Engineering share price.

Is GTV Engineering a good stock to buy before the bonus?

Ans. This article does not constitute investment advice. A bonus creates no value on its own, and the GTV Engineering share price is a volatile micro-cap. Consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before investing.