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Bonus Issue
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Bonus Issue
The free distribution of new shares to existing shareholders. A bonus issue is most common when the issuer does not wish to increase its dividend when it is expected to do so, especially when it may be cash poor. Instead of the increased dividend, shareholders receive the additional shares. Shareholders receive the bonus issue in proportion to the number of shares they already own. A bonus issue is also called a scrip issue. See also: Antidilution Provision.


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93 billion), shelving a plan to raise capital to SR9 billion through rights and bonus issues.
NWF's out-going chief executive, Graham Scott, said the company, which was a co-operative before floating in 1988, had made similar bonus issues twice before to encourage more people to trade in its shares.
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