MCX shares to become more affordable after stock split
MCX just approved a 1:5 stock split, dropping its share face value from ₹10 to ₹2.
This means more shares in circulation and lower prices per share, making it easier for regular folks to invest—without changing the company's overall value.
The move follows MCX's best-ever quarterly results.
What this means for investors
If you've ever thought MCX shares were too pricey, this split is good news—it makes investing way more accessible for everyone.
With more affordable shares and better liquidity, getting in (or out) of MCX is now simpler for retail investors.
MCX's stellar quarterly performance
MCX saw net profit soar 49.9% sequentially to ₹203 crore in Q1 FY2026, with revenue up 28.2% at ₹373 crore.
Their success comes from a huge jump in trading activity—especially in futures and options on things like gold and energy—with more action from institutions, MSMEs, and hedgers.
Basically: lots of people are trading more on MCX right now.
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