LSE Ventures Limited has confirmed a major development as shareholders unanimously approved a stock split during the Extraordinary General Meeting (EOGM) held on August 16, 2025. Under this decision, the par value of shares will be revised from Rs. 10 to Rs. 5, effectively doubling the number of outstanding shares while keeping the company’s overall authorized capital unchanged at Rs. 3 billion.
With this move, the company’s authorized shares will expand from 300 million to 600 million. According to the notification issued to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), the LSE Ventures stock split is designed to increase share liquidity and allow a wider pool of investors to participate by making each share more affordable.
To align with this structural adjustment, shareholders also approved necessary amendments to the Memorandum and Articles of Association, while the Board of Directors has been empowered to finalize entitlement and book closure dates.
Market experts anticipate that this decision will significantly enhance trading volumes by attracting fresh investment, as the reduced per-share price offers easier access to small and retail investors.
In addition to the stock split, elections were held during the EOGM for the company’s Board of Directors. Seven directors were chosen for a three-year tenure beginning August 18, 2025.
The elected members include Muhammad Iqbal, Aasiya Riaz, and Sardar Shahbaz Iqbal Ahmed Khan representing shareholders, alongside independent directors Muhammad Tabassum Munir, Muhammad Saleem Ahmad Ranjha, and Mehr Saleem.
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The approval of the LSE Ventures stock split not only highlights the company’s commitment to improving market accessibility but is also expected to drive stronger trading momentum in the coming months.
