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Stock dividend of 14 rupees, shares split in ratio of 10:1: Shares trading without the dividend from today - Comprehensive List of Impacted Stocks

Upcoming Corporate Actions: Numerous listed companies in the pipeline for dividend payouts and stock splits, all aligned around the ex-date of September 1, 2025. Knowing about these actions and their potential repercussions is crucial for investors aiming to derive maximum benefits.

Stock Split Announced: Exchange Date Arrives for 10:1 Split and 8 Shares for Rs 14 Dividend -...
Stock Split Announced: Exchange Date Arrives for 10:1 Split and 8 Shares for Rs 14 Dividend - Comprehensive List Provided

Stock dividend of 14 rupees, shares split in ratio of 10:1: Shares trading without the dividend from today - Comprehensive List of Impacted Stocks

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In an effort to enhance shareholder value, improve liquidity, and make shares more accessible to a broader investor base, the management of several companies have announced dividend payouts, stock splits, and ex-dates. This update is brought to you by Daksh Grover.

Today, the ex-date for several stocks has been set, including Alivus Life Sciences Ltd, Elnet Technologies Ltd, Kanpur Plastipack Ltd, Patel Integrated Logistics Ltd, Pavna Industries Ltd, Rishiroop Ltd, Triveni Turbine Ltd, and Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd. The ex-date for all these stocks is September 1, 2025.

Elnet Technologies Ltd and Triveni Turbine Ltd have announced final dividends of Rs. - 1.9 and Rs. - 2.0 respectively. Alivus Life Sciences Ltd, on the other hand, has a final dividend of Rs. - 5.0. Triveni Engineering & Industries Ltd and Kanpur Plastipack Ltd have final dividends of Rs. - 2.5 and Rs. - 0.9 respectively. Patel Integrated Logistics Ltd has a final dividend of Rs. - 0.3, while Rishiroop Ltd has a final dividend of Rs. - 1.5.

In addition to the dividend announcements, Pavna Industries Ltd has announced a stock split from Rs 10/- to Rs 1/-. This move is expected to make the shares more affordable to a wider range of investors.

It is important to note that the ex-date is the cut-off date for an investor to be eligible to receive the declared dividend. If you purchase shares after the ex-date, you will not receive the dividend for that particular period.

This news is a significant development for these companies and their shareholders. As always, it is advisable to conduct thorough research and consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.

This article was updated on September 1, 2025.

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