Dividend Stocks: LIC, Hero MotoCorp, InfoEdge Among 124 Stocks To Trade Ex-Date This Week
LIC, Abbott India, and Hero MotoCorp among key stocks to trade ex-date for various corporate actions this week between July 21 to July 25.
Upcoming Dividend, Bonus, Stock Split, Buyback and Right Issue: Dalal Street is set for a busy week with a slew of corporate actions including dividend, bonus issue, right issue, stock split and buyback. Major names across largecap, midcap, and smallcap segments will trade ex-dividend or go on record date from July 21 to July 25 2025.
LIC Final Dividend 2025 Record Date
The Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has declared a final dividend of Rs 12 per share. The stock will trade ex-dividend on 25 July 2025, with the record date also set for the same day.
Major Dividends To Watch
Some of the biggest payouts this week include Abbott India, which will trade ex-dividend on 25 July for a final dividend of Rs 475 per share, and 3M India, which has declared a special dividend of Rs 375 and final dividend of Rs 160, both going ex-date on 25 July.
Hero MotoCorp will trade ex-date on 24 July for a final dividend of Rs 65, while ICRA and Shree Cement will offer Rs 60 each on 25 July and 21 July, respectively. Other notable names include Divi's Labs (Rs 30), Fiem Industries (Rs 30), Zydus Lifesciences (Rs 11), Fine Organic (Rs 11), Lupin (Rs 12), LIC (Rs 12), Thangamayil Jewellery (Rs 12.5), Pidilite (Rs 20), Paushak (Rs 20), Bharti Hexacom (Rs 10), and Greaves Cotton (Rs 2).
Two right issues are lined up this week: Mahindra Logistics Ltd will trade ex-rights on 23 July, and Spandana Sphoorty Financial Ltd on 24 July. Both companies will issue new equity shares to eligible shareholders at a pre-determined price.
On the bonus front, Focus Business Solution Ltd will trade ex-bonus on 21 July 2025 with a bonus ratio of 29:50, offering 29 new shares for every 50 held.
Stock Splits and Buyback
Kellton Tech will undergo a stock split from Rs 5 to Rs 1 per share, while RIR Power will split from Rs 10 to Rs 2, both effective 25 July. Tanla Platforms will trade ex-buyback on 23 July, indicating a move to repurchase its own shares.
Acceleratebs India Ltd 21-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 0.2000 21-Jul-25
Anupam Rasayan India Ltd 21-Jul-25 Interim Dividend – Rs. – 0.7500 21-Jul-25
Focus Business Solution Ltd 21-Jul-25 Bonus issue 29:50 21-Jul-25
OCCL Ltd 21-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.5000 21-Jul-25
Orient Bell Ltd-$ 21-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 0.5000 21-Jul-25
Shree Cement Ltd 21-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 60.0000 21-Jul-25
Thangamayil Jewellery Ltd 21-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 12.5000 21-Jul-25
Windlas Biotech Ltd 21-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 5.8000 21-Jul-25
Happy Forgings Ltd 22-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 3.0000 22-Jul-25
Hind Rectifiers Ltd 22-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 2.0000 22-Jul-25
Menon Pistons Ltd 22-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.0000 22-Jul-25
Siyaram Silk Mills Ltd-$ 22-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 5.0000 22-Jul-25
Strides Pharma Science Ltd 22-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 4.0000 22-Jul-25
Voltamp Transformers Ltd 22-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 100.0000 22-Jul-25
Wires & Fabriks SA Ltd 22-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 0.1000 22-Jul-25
Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC Ltd 23-Jul-25 Dividend – Rs. – 24.0000 23-Jul-25
Advanced Enzyme Technologies Ltd 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.2000 23-Jul-25
Banswara Syntex Ltd-$ 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.0000 23-Jul-25
Bhatia Communications & Retail (India) Ltd 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 0.0100 23-Jul-25
D. B. Corp Ltd 23-Jul-25 Interim Dividend – Rs. – 5.0000 23-Jul-25
EL CID Investments Ltd 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 25.0000 23-Jul-25
Greaves Cotton Ltd 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 2.0000 23-Jul-25
Heritage Foods Ltd 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 2.5000 23-Jul-25
K.P.R. Mill Limited 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 2.5000 23-Jul-25
Mahindra Logistics Ltd 23-Jul-25 Right Issue of Equity Shares 23-Jul-25
Metal Coatings India Ltd 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.0000 23-Jul-25
Pidilite Industries Ltd 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 20.0000 23-Jul-25
Precision Camshafts Ltd 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.0000 23-Jul-25
Route Mobile Ltd 23-Jul-25 Interim Dividend 23-Jul-25
Sonata Software Ltd 23-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 4.4000 23-Jul-25
Tanla Platforms Ltd 23-Jul-25 Buy Back of Shares 23-Jul-25
20 Microns Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.2500 24-Jul-25
Birlanu Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 30.0000 24-Jul-25
Bliss GVS Pharma Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 0.5000 24-Jul-25
Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 0.7000 24-Jul-25
Crompton Greaves Consumer Electricals Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 3.0000 24-Jul-25
Fiem Industries Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 30.0000 24-Jul-25
Hatsun Agro Product Ltd 24-Jul-25 Interim Dividend – Rs. – 6.0000 24-Jul-25
Hero MotoCorp Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 65.0000 24-Jul-25
IRB InvIT Fund 24-Jul-25 Income Distribution (InvIT) 24-Jul-25
IVP Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.0000 24-Jul-25
Paushak Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 20.0000 24-Jul-25
Privi Speciality Chemicals Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 5.0000 24-Jul-25
Radico Khaitan Ltd 24-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 4.0000 24-Jul-25
Sanco Trans Ltd 24-Jul-25 Dividend – Rs. – 2.7000 24-Jul-25
Spandana Sphoorty Financial Ltd 24-Jul-25 Right Issue of Equity Shares 24-Jul-25
TCPL Packaging Ltd-$ 24-Jul-25 Dividend – Rs. – 30.0000 24-Jul-25
3M India Ltd 25-Jul-25 Special Dividend – Rs. – 375.0000 25-Jul-25
3M India Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 160.0000 25-Jul-25
Abbott India Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 475.0000 25-Jul-25
Akzo Nobel India Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 30.0000 25-Jul-25
Albert David Ltd-$ 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 5.0000 25-Jul-25
Arvind Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 3.7500 25-Jul-25
Arvind SmartSpaces Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 6.0000 25-Jul-25
Associated Alcohols & Breweries Ltd 25-Jul-25 Dividend – Rs. – 2.0000 25-Jul-25
Bemco Hydraulics Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 2.0000 25-Jul-25
Bhageria Industries Ltd 25-Jul-25 Dividend – Rs. – 1.5000 25-Jul-25
Bharti Hexacom Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 10.0000 25-Jul-25
BN Rathi Securities Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 0.5000 25-Jul-25
Bombay Cycle & Motor Agency Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 5.0000 25-Jul-25
Capital Small Finance Bank Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 4.0000 25-Jul-25
Centum Electronics Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 6.0000 25-Jul-25
Divis Laboratories Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 30.0000 25-Jul-25
Fine Organic Industries Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 11.0000 26-Jul-25
Flex Foods Ltd-$ 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 0.5000 25-Jul-25
Fortis Healthcare Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.0000 25-Jul-25
GMM Pfaudler Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.0000 25-Jul-25
GOCL Corporation Ltd-$ 25-Jul-25 Dividend – Rs. – 10.0000 25-Jul-25
HB Stockholdings Ltd 25-Jul-25 Dividend – Rs. – 1.0000 25-Jul-25
ICRA Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 60.0000 25-Jul-25
Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 5.0000 25-Jul-25
Infobeans Technologies Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.0000 25-Jul-25
Jubilant Ingrevia Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 2.5000 25-Jul-25
Jubilant Pharmova Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 5.0000 25-Jul-25
KEC International Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 5.5000 25-Jul-25
Kellton Tech Solutions Ltd 25-Jul-25 Stock Split From Rs.5/- to Rs.1/- 25-Jul-25
Kirloskar Brothers Ltd-$ 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 7.0000 25-Jul-25
Life Insurance Corporation of India 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 12.0000 25-Jul-25
Lupin Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 12.0000 25-Jul-25
Mafatlal Industries Ltd-$ 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.0000 25-Jul-25
Mukand Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 2.0000 25-Jul-25
Info Edge (India) Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 3.6000 25-Jul-25
Nelcast Ltd 25-Jul-25 Dividend – Rs. – 0.5000 25-Jul-25
Nitta Gelatin India Ltd-$ 25-Jul-25 Dividend – Rs. – 6.0000 25-Jul-25
Nitta Gelatin India Ltd-$ 25-Jul-25 Special Dividend – Rs. – 2.0000 25-Jul-25
Orient Cement Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 0.5000 25-Jul-25
Precision Wires India Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 0.5000 25-Jul-25
RIR Power Electronics Ltd 25-Jul-25 Stock Split From Rs.10/- to Rs.2/- 25-Jul-25
Sealmatic India Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.1000 25-Jul-25
Shriram Pistons & Rings Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 5.0000 25-Jul-25
Steelcast Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 2.7000 25-Jul-25
Sumitomo Chemical India Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.2000 25-Jul-25
Thyrocare Technologies Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 21.0000 25-Jul-25
Tube Investments of India Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 1.5000 25-Jul-25
Timken India Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 36.0000 25-Jul-25
Transworld Shipping Lines Ltd 25-Jul-25 Dividend – Rs. – 1.5000 25-Jul-25
Union Bank of India 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 4.7500 25-Jul-25
Zydus Lifesciences Ltd 25-Jul-25 Final Dividend – Rs. – 11.0000 25-Jul-25
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