To be eligible, investors should buy shares at least one day before the record date, which creates the last day to buy these stocks.
The dividend is part of the company’s profits distributed to its shareholders, which are usually expressed as a percentage of stock facial value or as a fixed amount per share. The dividend can be interim (declared during the financial year) or final (declared at the end of the financial year).
Here companies declare a dividend as a record date with 20 August Gust, 2025:
- Bhansali Engineering Polymer– The company has announced an interim dividend of 100% for Rs 1 per share.
- Puzzle platform– The company has announced an interim dividend of 1% at Rs 0.01 per share.
- ECO (India) mobility and hospitality– The company has announced the final dividend of 120% at Rs 2.40 per share.
- Technoforge it– The company has announced the final dividend of 25% for Rs 0.50 per share.
- Gold– The company has announced the final dividend of 20% per share.
- Cheerful starch and chemicalS – The company has announced the final dividend of 20% per share.
The company has a date prescribed by the company to determine which shareholders are eligible to receive a dividend. In India, the stock market trade follows the T +1 settlement cycle, so investors should own the stock before the former dividend date, which is usually one business day before the record date.
With the 20 August Gust Record Date, today is the last chance for investors to buy this stock and be eligible for a disclosed dividend.
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