The recent stock split and bonus issue by the finance company led to temporary demat account discrepancies, as the corporate action processing triggered record date adjustments and entitlement allocations. Shareholders noticed mismatches between pre-split and post-split share counts, causing confusion and necessitating manual reconciliations. These transitional inconsistencies were largely due to system timelines across registrar and depository platforms.

During the process, the issuance of bonus shares further complicated the situation, leading to pending credit statuses and delays in reflecting the correct shareholding positions. Investors experienced short-term discrepancies in their portfolio statements, with some accounts showing the adjusted split quantity but lacking the corresponding bonus entitlement, resulting in temporary valuation mismatches.

While these challenges were temporary and resolved following the completion of the corporate action cycle, the episode underscored the importance of timely account monitoring, proactive reconciliation, and effective communication from custodians. Investors are now advised to review and confirm their post corporate action shareholdings, ensuring accurate demat balances before initiating trades or transfers.