A-1 Ltd to Consider 5:1 Bonus, 10:1 Stock Split, and Expansion into EV and Clean Mobility, Stock Price Locked in 5% Upper Circuit on Friday
DSIJ Intelligence-2 / 10 Nov 2025/ Categories: Mindshare, Trending
The company will also review its diversification plan into the electric vehicle (EV) and clean mobility segment. A-1 Ltd will declare its Q2FY26 results on November 11.
A-1 Ltd, formerly known as A-1 Acid Ltd, has announced that its board will meet on November 14, 2025, to consider multiple corporate actions, including a 5:1 bonus issue, a 10:1 stock split, and a dividend proposal. The company will also review its diversification plan into the electric vehicle (EV) and clean mobility segment. A-1 Ltd will declare its Q2FY26 results on November 11.
The company stated that it plans to issue up to five fully paid-up bonus shares for every one existing share held by shareholders as of a record date to be determined later. Additionally, it will consider subdividing one existing equity share into up to ten shares, subject to shareholders’ and regulatory approval. The board will also discuss recommending a dividend of up to 50 per cent on the paid-up equity capital for the current year.
In a strategic move, A-1 Ltd is diversifying into India’s growing EV and clean mobility sector through its subsidiary, A-1 Sureja Industries. The board will review expansion plans covering research and development, EV component manufacturing, battery technology, and charging infrastructure.
On October 29, 2025, A-1 Ltd increased its stake in A-1 Sureja Industries from 45 per cent to 51 per cent at an enterprise value of Rs 100 crore. A-1 Sureja Industries, valued at Rs 200 crore as of December 2024, manufactures ARAI-approved electric two-wheelers under the brand name Hurry-E. The company reported revenues of Rs 43.46 crore in FY2023–24 and is targeting a projected CAGR exceeding 250 per cent as it transitions to commercial operations.
With a four-decade legacy in the chemical trading and Logistics sector, A-1 Ltd currently holds a market capitalisation of around Rs 1,200 crore. The company aims to evolve into a multi-vertical green enterprise by 2028, integrating its chemical operations with clean mobility initiatives.
India’s electric two-wheeler market, growing at a 35 per cent CAGR between FY2020–25, surpassed 1.5 million units and is expected to cross 5 million by FY2028. The Hurry-E motorcycle, priced between Rs 75,000 and Rs 1.10 lakh, targets mass and fleet buyers seeking affordable, efficient, and smart mobility options.
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