NSE ex-date timeline

Corporate Actions Calendar

Dividends, splits, bonus issues, rights and buybacks, by ex-date.

Today in one line

12 stocks go ex-date today.

11 dividends, 1 split. Highest dividend yield: INDTONER at 2.52%.

Highest dividend yields on upcoming ex-dates

EOD 5 Nov
  1. Qgo Finance3.20%₹1.5 per share, ex 6 Nov
  2. Crizac2.55%₹4 per share, ex 6 Nov
  3. Indian Toners & Developers2.52%₹1.2 per share, ex 5 Nov
  4. Petronet LNG2.25%₹7 per share, ex 6 Nov
  5. Sanofi India2.17%₹75 per share, ex 5 Nov
  6. Ganesh Consumer Products1.92%₹3.7 per share, ex 9 Nov
  7. Brookfield India Real Estate Trust1.67%₹5.7 per share, ex 5 Nov
  8. Labelkraft Technologies1.59%₹1 per share, ex 9 Nov

Yield here is this one payout divided by the share price we last hold, not a full-year figure.

5 Nov to 20 Dec

This week2 Nov to 8 Nov · 37 actions

6 NovFriday

Next week9 Nov to 15 Nov · 15 actions

Week of 16 Nov16 Nov to 22 Nov · 1 action

About this data

An ex-date is the first day a buyer no longer gets the dividend, bonus shares or split. To receive it you must hold the shares before the ex-date. The record date is the day the company checks who owns the shares; it is shown when the exchange filing states one. Dates are as filed and a company can revise them.

A bonus of 1:4 means 1 free share for every 4 held. A split changes the face value of each share, so the same holding becomes more shares at a lower price each, with the same total value at the moment of the split. A rights issue lets existing holders buy new shares in a stated ratio.

Dividend yield is the dividend per share divided by the latest price we hold for the stock, shown only when both are available. It describes that single payout, so a company that pays several times a year has a larger yearly figure. Buybacks are filed with no price or size, so none is shown.

Source: NSE corporate action filings. See also the market calendar and the results calendar. For information only, not investment advice.