Dividend Stocks This Week: Wipro, UltraTech Cement, Britannia Among Companies Going Ex-Dividend

More than 110 companies, including Wipro, UltraTech Cement, Britannia Industries, Power Finance Corporation (PFC), DLF, Persistent Systems and Godrej Properties, are scheduled to trade ex-dividend or turn ex-date for bonus issues and other corporate actions between July 27 and July 31.

Investors must hold shares before the respective ex-date to be eligible for dividends, bonus shares or other corporate actions. The list may change if companies announce additional record dates during the week.

Dividend Stocks This Week: Day-wise List

Monday, July 27

Around 12 companies will trade ex-dividend on Monday.

Wipro will trade ex-dividend for an interim dividend of ₹2 per share, while DLF has fixed a final dividend of ₹8 per share. Persistent Systems has declared a final dividend of ₹18 per share.

Other companies trading ex-dividend include Amara Raja Energy & Mobility (₹5.20), Deepak Nitrite (₹7.50), Universal Cables (₹4.50), Vindhya Telelinks (₹6), Birla Cable (₹1.25), Everest Industries (₹1), KCP (₹0.50), Tata Capital (₹0.5699) and CRISIL.

Tuesday, July 28

Hardwyn India will trade ex-bonus in the ratio of 2:5.

Among dividend-paying companies, Godrej Properties has fixed a dividend of ₹10 per share, while Solar Industries has announced ₹11 per share.

Other stocks trading ex-dividend include Dollar Industries (₹3), EIH Associated Hotels (₹3.50), GMM Pfaudler (₹1), Greaves Cotton (₹2), Menon Pistons (₹1), Permanent Magnets (₹2.20), Resonance Specialties (₹1) and SRF (₹5).

Wednesday, July 29

Siemens and Rane (Madras) will trade ex-dividend after announcing final dividends of ₹18 and ₹16 per share, respectively.

Other companies include Alembic Pharmaceuticals (₹12), ASM Technologies (₹12), Godrej Agrovet (₹11), TTK Prestige (₹7.50), IFGL Refractories (₹2.15), Shakti Pumps (India) (₹1), Ugar Sugar Works (₹0.10) and Route Mobile.

Thursday, July 30

UltraTech Cement has fixed a final dividend of ₹240 per share, the highest dividend among companies trading ex-dividend this week.

Other companies include BASF India (₹25), Cheviot Company (₹25), BirlaNu (₹15), Albert David (₹5), IG Petrochemicals (₹5), Marico (₹4), JK Tyre & Industries (₹4), Granules India (₹1.75), GPT Healthcare (₹1.50), Crestchem (₹1.50), IVP (₹1.50), Suryaamba Spinning Mills (₹1), Yasho Industries (₹0.50), Kokuyo Camlin (₹0.30) and Dwarikesh Sugar Industries (₹0.10).

Friday, July 31

Friday has the largest number of companies trading ex-dividend.

The list includes Britannia Industries (₹90.50), Eicher Motors (₹82), AstraZeneca Pharma India (₹36), CEAT (₹35), ADC India Communications (₹25), Galaxy Surfactants (₹22), Bharti Hexacom (₹18), Shilchar Technologies (₹12.50), Kaira Can Company (₹12), Endurance Technologies (₹11.50), Fine Organic Industries (₹10), Privi Speciality Chemicals (₹10–11), Kalyani Steels (₹10), Bata India (₹9), PNB Housing Finance (₹8), Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys (₹7.50), GE Power India (₹7), International Travel House (₹5.50), Centrum Electronics (₹5), Strides Pharma Science (₹5), Kirloskar Oil Engines (₹4.50), DCM Shriram (₹4) and Power Finance Corporation (₹3.95).

Other companies turning ex-dividend include KPT Industries, Carborundum Universal, Pradeep Metals, Indegene, The United Nilgiri Tea Estates Company, City Union Bank, Redtape, RK Swamy, Five-Star Business Finance, Kaycee Industries, SIRCA Paints India, ASK Automotive, Amal, Bengal Tea & Fabrics, Campus Activewear, Cello World, Coromandel Agro Products & Oils, EIH, Keltech Energies, Nexome Capital Markets, Smruthi Organics, Igarashi Motors India, Mafatlal Industries, Anant Raj, Iware Supplychain Services, Batliboi, Bajel Projects, Spice Islands Industries, Saksoft, Precision Wires India, Greenpanel Industries, Mamata Machinery, Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing, Singer India and Rama Phosphates.

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