HUL Share Price: Special day for HUL’s F&O, check your position quickly, otherwise your money will be lost…

HUL Share Price: Shares of the country’s largest FMCG company Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) fell today amid profit-booking. Another factor that has put pressure on its shares is the demerger of Hindustan Unilever’s ice cream business, which is the last day of trading of its shares as a combined entity.

Tomorrow, Friday, December 5, a big change is expected in its stock price as HUL shares will trade without Kwality Wall’s India business after a special pre-open session. Currently, HUL shares are trading 1.04% down at ₹2428.80 on BSE. It fell 1.28% to ₹2422.85 intraday.

How many shares of Kwality Wall will HUL shareholders get?

Hindustan Unilever’s ice cream business, Kwality Walls India, is going to be demerged from Hindustan Unilever and listed. The record date for this has been fixed as 5th December.

According to the company’s agreement, those having HUL shares in their demat account on the record date will get one Quality Walls share for every share, which means that the demerger entitlement ratio has been fixed at 1:1.

What will happen on the record date?

The record date for HUL’s demerger is December 5. On the record date, both the exchanges, BSE and NSE, will hold a special pre-session to decide the adjusted price of HUL after the spin-off. After completion of price discovery, new F&O contracts will be launched. It should be noted that all existing HUL F&O contracts in the derivatives segment are expiring today.

Apart from this, index providers will make temporary adjustments in the record date. MSCI and FTSE will add quality walls to the discover price on the record date and then remove them when trading resumes (HUL Share Price).

Before the record date from today (HUL Share Price), Nifty and Sensex will use their mechanism to add Quality Walls as a dummy stock in HUL. The price of this dummy stock will be the difference between the closing price of HUL on T-1 and the price discovered in the special session.

If the discover price is equal to or higher than the closing price of the previous trading day, the dummy stock will remain zero until the quality walls are listed. Its listing may take up to a month.

Please note that after listing, the exchanges will monitor the new stock before removing it from the index. On NSE, if it manages to avoid upper or lower circuit for two consecutive trading days, it will be delisted.

If this happens, it can be held for a few more days until two consecutive stable trading days occur. BSE also has a similar process, but lower circuits are monitored.

How have stocks performed in the last year?

On March 4, 2025, HUL shares were at ₹2136.00, which was a one-year record low for the stock. From this low, it jumped 30.14% in six months to reach ₹2779.70 on September 4, 2025, which was a one-year record high for the stock.