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Bonus, dividends & stock splits: Paras Defence, NBCC, MCX among 67 stocks turning ex-record date this week. Do you own any?

Economic Times 23 Aug·23 Aug 2026, 4:39 am

NBCC is among 67 companies with scheduled corporate actions this week. The state-run construction firm has announced a dividend for its shareholders. This means that investors who own the stock on a specific date will receive a cash payment per share. The company has set a record date to determine who qualifies for this payout. This corporate action is a way for the firm to distribute its profits directly to its owners.

For investors, a dividend is a key source of regular income from their investments. It can provide a steady cash flow, especially for those looking for passive income. The announcement itself is often viewed positively as it indicates the company is profitable and willing to share its earnings. Investors should check the record date to ensure they are on the company's list of shareholders to be eligible for the payment.

Investors should note that the stock price typically adjusts for the dividend payout on the ex-dividend date. This means the price will drop by the dividend amount on that day. While the payout itself is a positive event, the stock's performance depends on broader market conditions and the company's future prospects. Investors should monitor the stock's movement following the ex-date to understand the market's reaction to the dividend.

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Key takeaways

  • Concerns Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX).
  • Category: Corporate Action.
  • Also mentions NBCC, SENCO.

Why it matters

A routine update for Multi Commodity Exchange. Use the price and stock snapshot to gauge how the market is responding.

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