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

More than 100 listed companies have fixed record dates for dividends, bonus issues and other corporate actions during the week of July 28 to August 1. Several blue-chip companies, including Wipro, UltraTech Cement, Britannia Industries, Power Finance Corporation (PFC), Siemens, DLF, Persistent Systems, Godrej Properties and Eicher Motors, are among the key names scheduled to trade ex-dividend.

Investors looking to receive the announced dividend should note that shares generally need to be purchased before the ex-dividend date. Shares bought on or after the ex-date typically do not qualify for the dividend, as they are not eligible for the upcoming record date.

Dividend Stocks This Week: Day-wise List

Monday, July 27

Around 12 companies are scheduled to trade ex-dividend on Monday. Among the prominent names, Persistent Systems has announced the highest dividend payout for the day at ₹18 per share, followed by DLF with a final dividend of ₹8 per share. Wipro will trade ex-dividend for an interim dividend of ₹2 per share, while Deepak Nitrite and Vindhya Telelinks have announced dividends of ₹7.50 and ₹6 per share, respectively.

Other companies turning ex-dividend include Amara Raja Energy & Mobility (₹5.20), Universal Cables (₹4.50), Birla Cable (₹1.25), Everest Industries (₹1), KCP (₹0.50) and Tata Capital (₹0.5699).

Tuesday, July 28

Godrej Properties and Solar Industries lead Tuesday's dividend calendar after announcing dividends of ₹10 and ₹11 per share, respectively. Besides these two companies, SRF will trade ex-dividend for ₹5 per share, while EIH Associated Hotels (₹3.50), Dollar Industries (₹3), Permanent Magnets (₹2.20), Greaves Cotton (₹2), GMM Pfaudler (₹1), Menon Pistons (₹1) and Resonance Specialties (₹1) are also scheduled to turn ex-dividend.

Wednesday, July 29

Siemens will trade ex-dividend for a final dividend of ₹18 per share, the highest payout among companies going ex-dividend on Wednesday. Rane (Madras) has announced a dividend of ₹16 per share, while Alembic Pharmaceuticals and ASM Technologies will each pay ₹12 per share. Other companies scheduled to trade ex-dividend include Godrej Agrovet (₹11), TTK Prestige (₹7.50), IFGL Refractories (₹2.15), Shakti Pumps (India) (₹1) and Ugar Sugar Works (₹0.10).

Thursday, July 30

UltraTech Cement headlines Thursday's corporate action calendar with a final dividend of ₹240 per share, the highest payout among all companies scheduled to trade ex-dividend this week. BASF India and Cheviot Company have each announced dividends of ₹25 per share, while BirlaNu will pay ₹15 per share.

Other companies turning ex-dividend include 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 busiest corporate action calendar of the week, with more than 60 companies scheduled to trade ex-dividend. Britannia Industries leads the list with a final dividend of ₹90.50 per share, followed by Eicher Motors (₹82), AstraZeneca Pharma India (₹36), CEAT (₹35), ADC India Communications (₹25), Galaxy Surfactants (₹22) and Bharti Hexacom (₹18).

Several other companies will also trade ex-dividend, including 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).

The day's list also includes KPT Industries, Carborundum Universal, Pradeep Metals, Indegene, The United Nilgiri Tea Estates Company, City Union Bank, Redtape, RK Swamy, Five-Star Business Finance, ASK Automotive, Campus Activewear, Cello World, Greenpanel Industries, Bombay Dyeing & Manufacturing, Singer India, Rama Phosphates and several other companies.

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