How Wipro 100 Share grow your wealth to 3.84 Crores

Stock Market is full of example where your wealth multiplied by stocks with the passage of time. Wipro is one of them. Before study the case we need to know few things about Wipro:

Suppose you have purchase the stock in 1990 at 10 Rupees and bought 100 Shares. Wipro is giving bonus to its shareholder and quantity of the share increasing with passage of time.

After investment in Wipro you have hold the share like other assets and didn’t sell till 27 years ( 2017)

Bonus Details of the Wipro :

 1990: 100 shares

 1992: 200 shares (1:1 bonus on 12-08-1992)

 1995: 400 shares (1:1 bonus on 24-02-1995)

 1997: 1,200 shares (2:1 bonus on 20-10-1997)

 1999: 6,000 shares (5:1 split on 27-09-1999)

 2004: 18,000 shares (2:1 bonus on 25-06-2004)

 2005: 36,000 shares (1:1 bonus on 22-08-2005)

 2010: 60,000 shares (2:3 bonus on 15-06-2010)

 2017: 1,20,000 shares (1:1 bonus on 13-06-2017)

Note : Finally 100 Wipro Share has been converted 120000 at the end of 2017

Value appreciated at the end of 2017

Total no. of Share : 120000

Price as on 29th Dec 2017 : 320

Total Value : 120000*320 = 3.84 Crore

Dividend is also a Tax free income up to 10 lakh per year :

Now hope you are clear about Why to invest in to Stock Market :

We are also giving few more reason to think :

Liquidity
Flexibility of amounts invested
Operated under high level of regulatory framework to safeguard investor rights
Technology based Investment
High return
Capital growth
Dividend

Annual dividend per share by WIPRO for last 4 years–

2014: Rs 8.00
2015: Rs 12.00
2016: Rs 6.00
2017: Rs 4.00

Note : Please don’t forgot you have 1.20 lakh share of Wipro and you are getting dividend accordingly.

Mr. Sushil Alewa

Sushil Alewa is the Founder and Director of ISFM – International School of Financial Market, one of Gurugram's established stock market training institutes. Over the past decade, he has built ISFM into a platform offering structured certification programs in technical analysis, derivatives, research and wealth management, supported by placement assistance.
He holds an MBA, is a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and a SEBI Registered Research Analyst (Registration No. INH100009433). His 16+ years in the financial markets span live trading, equity advisory, portfolio management and market research, including HNI advisory roles at Sharekhan, India Infoline, India Bulls, Religare and Anand Rathi Wealth Management before he moved into full-time education.
Alongside ISFM, he serves as a Visiting Professor at Gurugram University and is currently pursuing a PhD in financial markets, with research interests in options strategies and data-driven trading frameworks.
He writes on equity markets, derivatives, technical analysis and personal financial planning, with a focus on making market concepts practical for retail participants.