KEC International Ltd
NSE:KEC
KEC's latest stock split occurred on Dec 30, 2010
The company executed a 5-for-1 stock split, meaning that for every share held, investors received 5 new shares.
The adjusted shares began trading on Dec 30, 2010. This was the only stock split in KEC's history.
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KEC International Ltd
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KEC International Ltd., a vital arm of the RPG Group, is a prominent player in the global infrastructure engineering, procurement, and construction landscape. With roots tracing back to 1945, the company has firmly established itself in sectors like power transmission and distribution, railways, civil, smart infrastructure, and solar. KEC's prowess is rooted in its ability to design, manufacture, and install critical infrastructure components that power economies and connect regions. The company capitalizes on its vast network spread across 100 countries, leveraging its engineering acumen and a vast fleet of machinery. This expansive geographic and operational reach ensures that KEC remains a pivotal contributor to ambitious projects, transforming remote stretches into bustling corridors of commerce and connectivity. Revenue streams are meticulously woven together through strategic contracts and partnerships spanning continents. In the intricate dance of infrastructure development, KEC International cuts through competitive markets by offering solutions from concept to commissioning. This integrated approach, combined with robust project management skills, ensures that every tower raised and every rail laid aligns with the growing aspirations of developing and developed nations alike. Moreover, by consistently expanding its capabilities, such as foraying into newer sectors like smart infrastructure, KEC continues to bolster its financial standing while remaining at the forefront of innovation. The company’s focus on efficiency, from tendering to delivery, underscores its ability to turn ambitious visions into concrete realities, thereby driving its financial success and reinforcing its position in the infrastructure sector.
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