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Munjal Showa plans 5-for-1 stock split

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MUMBAI, July 26 (Reuters) - Auto parts maker Munjal Showa Ltd. said on Wednesday its board approved splitting each share into five.

Shares in the company rose 8 percent to 310 rupees in a firm Mumbai market.

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