Tata Technologies among 3 stocks in focus as they will trade ex-dividend today
Tata Technologies, LKP Securities, and Honeywell Automation India had set Monday, June 16, 2025, as the dividend record date for determining the list of eligible shareholders to receive the dividend.
The June 16 record date suggests that investors who wanted to receive the dividend payout and benefit from dividend announcements should have purchased shares of these companies at least one day prior to the record date, per the T+1 settlement procedure.
Tata Technologies Ltd: Tata Technologies recommended a final dividend of ₹ 8.35 and a one-time special payment of ₹ 3.35, totalling ₹ 11.70 per equity share of ₹ 2 each, subject to tax, for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025.
If approved at the Annual General Meeting (AGM), the dividend must be paid or dispatched within 30 days of the AGM.
LKP Securities Ltd: The company had recommended a final dividend of ₹ 0.30/- per equity share of ₹ 2/- each for the financial year ended March 31, 2025. The dividend announced translated into a payout of 15% if the dividend declared and the face value of the share were considered. The dividend payout, however, is subject to approval of the shareholders at the ensuing Annual General Meeting.
Honeywell Automation India Ltd: The Board of Directors of Honeywell Automation India had recommended a final dividend of ₹ 105 per equity share, or 1,050% of the face value of ₹ 10 per share, for the fiscal year that ended on March 31, 2025. This recommendation is contingent upon shareholder approval at the company's subsequent annual general meeting.
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When industrialist Sunjay Kapur died suddenly earlier this year, he not only left behind a void for his family but also more than a vast business empire, and the question, who will inherit his vast empire?At stake is an estimated Rs 30,000 crore fortune spread across automotive interests, real estate, investments, and family trust holdings. The biggest complication: Kapur is believed to have died intestate, without leaving a legally recognised will in place since there has beem no news about it until the weeks since his death, the silence around succession has been broken by a chorus of competing voices: his mother Rani Kapur, his widow Priya Sachdev Kapur, his sisters, and even mentions of his former is, in some way, touched by the legal consequences of his absence, and by the vacuum his death has left in the control of the Sona Group, the family's flagship business. Family tree of Sunjay Kapur advertisementWHEN THERE'S NO WILLUnder the Hindu Succession Act, 1956, where a Hindu male dies intestate, his property devolves upon the heirs enumerated in Class I of the Schedule, all of whom inherit simultaneously and in equal shares."These Class I heirs include the widow, all sons and daughters (whether biological or lawfully adopted), and the mother, together with certain heirs of any predeceased children. The statutory scheme leaves no scope for discretion in the matter of quantum or sequence; each surviving Class I heir takes per capita, after payment of debts, funeral expenses, and other lawful liabilities. Class II heirs, agnates, and cognates succeed only in the absence of all Class I heirs," said Tushar Kumar, Advocate, Supreme Court of India. "Applying this to the facts at hand, if the late Sunjay Kapur were to have died intestate, leaving behind his widow, his biological children from his earlier marriage to Ms. Karisma Kapoor, any stepchildren who had been legally adopted by him during his lifetime, and his mother, Rani Kapur, all these persons would qualify as Class I heirs. The estate would be divided equally among them," he MOTHER'S CLAIM Sunjay Kapur with mother Rani Kapur Rani Kapur, Sunjay's mother, seems to have launched the most aggressive challenge to the succession. Her reaction has been multipronged: questioning the circumstances of her son's death, alleging corporate conspiracy, and claiming her rightful inheritance based on a 2015 a letter to the Sona Comstar board dated July 24, Rani alleged she was "compelled to sign various documents without explanation" while grieving and claimed her son died under "highly suspicious and unexplained circumstances". She demanded postponement of the AGM and accused unnamed individuals of seizing control during the family's mourning allegations escalated when she approached UK authorities with a formal criminal complaint, claiming Sunjay's death "may have been facilitated or orchestrated as part of a coordinated transnational conspiracy."Sona Comstar responded, issuing a legal cease-and-desist notice demanding she withdraw her "false, malicious, and damaging" statements within three days or face civil and criminal proceedings. The company firmly rejected her claims of coercion as "malafide, false, unwarranted and uncorroborated".Coming to her claim to her son's Rs 30,000 crore wealth, Rani Kapur has reportedly pointed to a will from 2015, which she claims names her as the principal beneficiary. If such a document exists, it could change the entire equation, but under Indian law, it must first survive intense Court advocate Tushar Agarwal explains, 'When a will is produced, the burden of proving its authenticity lies with the person presenting it. This means producing the original document, establishing that it was signed by the testator in sound mind, and proving it was attested by valid witnesses.' Any failure on these counts, he notes, could result in the will being the 2015 will were to be contested, grounds could range from undue influence to lack of testamentary capacity or even allegations of forgery. 'Such challenges are not uncommon in high-value estates,' says Agarwal, 'and the courts typically allow all parties to lead evidence before deciding.'THE WIDOW'S POSITION Sunjay Kapur with wife Priya S Kapur Priya Sachdev Kapur, Sunjay's third wife whom he married in 2017, seems to have consolidated her position. Within weeks of his death, she secured her appointment as a non-executive director of Sona Comstar with overwhelming shareholder support. 99.44% approval at the July 25 Annual General changed her Instagram handle from "Priya Sachdev Kapur" to "Priya Sunjay Kapur," updated her bio in an attempt to highlight her corporate roles, and declared herself as "carrying forward the vision" of her late after, she deleted her entire social media presence, signalling her intent to focus on business rather than public India's Hindu Succession Act, a widow is a Class I heir, entitled to an equal share of the estate alongside other surviving Class I heirs, namely, the mother and biological Rohila, Advocate & Partner, Aeddhaas Legal LLP, explains: 'If Sunjay Kapur left no will, his widow, biological children, and mother would inherit in equal proportions. Stepchildren only inherit if they were legally adopted.'For Priya Sachdev Kapur, this legal footing is SISTERS' STAKE Sunjay Kapur with his sistersMandhira Kapur and Superna Motwane. Sunjay Kapur has two sisters, Mandhira Kapur and Superna in an Instagram post, admitted she and Sunjay hadn't spoken for four years due to "a silly sibling squabble escalated to crazy levels due to egos and natural bullishness".advertisement"What happened towards the end has been both horrible and pointless. I'll never have my moments with him again," she wrote, sharing childhood photographs and lamenting their broken relationship. Her posts revealed deep regret: "I would give anything to just see my bhaiya one last time and tell him how much I love him".Recent posts by Mandhira show her standing with their mother, Rani, indicating she may support her mother's under Indian intestate succession law for Hindus, are not Class I heirs if the deceased leaves behind a widow, mother, or children. 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News18
a day ago
- News18
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