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What actually happens after a filing

Companies file constantly, and almost nobody checks what followed. We measured it: 10,212 BSE filings matched against the exchange's own end-of-day prices. The results are not what most people assume.

Measured from the close of the filing day — the first reaction to the news is already excluded.

The finding

Across 6,050 results filings, the median share was -1.48% over the next 30 days, and only 43.4% ended higher. Results are the most-watched filing a company makes, and in this dataset they are followed by drift downwards — while order wins and mergers drift up. This is a record of what happened, not a prediction of what will.

Every tracked filing type, 30 days on

Bar shows the middle half of outcomes; the line is the median. Only filing types with an unambiguous direction and at least 100 observations are published.

Merger / Acquisition 1,480 filings
+4.43%
66.4% positive
Order Win 1,219 filings
+2.80%
57.1% positive
Dividend 1,463 filings
-0.31%
48.6% positive
Financial Results 6,050 filings
-1.48%
43.4% positive
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By company size

The same filing lands very differently depending on how large the company is. 30-day median, groups with at least 100 observations.

Filing type / sizeMedian PositiveFilings
Dividend
Large Cap +0.39% 52.7% 340
Small Cap -0.07% 49.5% 469
Mid Cap -0.40% 48.3% 300
Micro Cap -1.80% 43.4% 334
Financial Results
Large Cap -0.11% 49.6% 951
Mid Cap -0.68% 46.6% 998
Small Cap -1.46% 44.7% 1,641
Micro Cap -2.46% 38.7% 2,349
Merger / Acquisition
Small Cap +6.00% 66.8% 395
Micro Cap +4.85% 67.2% 387
Mid Cap +3.68% 64.2% 288
Large Cap +3.62% 68.0% 391
Order Win
Large Cap +5.96% 65.8% 158
Small Cap +4.64% 58.7% 455
Mid Cap +3.78% 60.7% 168
Micro Cap +1.20% 52.1% 420

How this is measured

Recomputed nightly from BSE end-of-day data · All BSE filings · Order book