In most cases, corporate actions do not change an investor’s total holding value at the time they take effect. Instead, they adjust the number of shares held or separate a portion of the value in cash or new securities. 

Actions such as bonus issues and stock splits increase the share count while reducing the per-share price proportionately. Dividends transfer part of the value from the share price into cash. Rights issues, mergers, and demergers realign value based on revised ownership or business structure. 

Any change in the overall value of the holding after the corporate action depends on market movements and investor perception, not on the corporate action itself. 

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