Over 40 Stocks Including Infosys and Asian Paints Set for Ex-Dates This Week
Investors should note the upcoming ex-dates for dividends and bonus issues from major companies like Infosys and Asian Paints from November 2 to November 6.
Infosys announces an interim dividend of Rs 26 per share, record date November 3.
Asian Paints and Coal India set record dates for their respective dividends on November 4.
A total of over 40 companies will have ex-dates this week, impacting investor eligibility.
This week marks a significant period for investors as over 40 companies, including major players like Infosys and Asian Paints, are set to turn ex-date for dividends and other corporate actions. The record dates span from November 2 to November 6, with various companies announcing dividends, bonus shares, and stock splits.
On November 2, Anlon Technology Solutions will issue bonus shares in a 2:5 ratio, while Colgate Palmolive (India) has declared an interim dividend of Rs 24 per share. Other companies like Pitti Engineering and Route Mobile will also have their respective record dates on this day for dividend payments.
November 3 is particularly notable as Infosys has fixed this date for its interim dividend of Rs 26 per share, following its recent Q2 results announcement. This dividend will be disbursed on November 11. Other companies such as Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders and RR Kabel will also be paying dividends on this date.
The following day, November 4, will see Coal India and Asian Paints set their record dates for interim dividends of Rs 10.25 and Rs 5.75 per share, respectively. Several other companies will also be turning ex-date, including Godrej Consumer Products and Symphony, further broadening the scope of dividends available to shareholders.
As the week concludes on November 6, Info Edge and Care Ratings will finalize their record dates for interim dividends, while Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works will undergo a stock split. Investors are encouraged to monitor these developments closely to ensure they meet eligibility requirements for these corporate actions.
