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Bharti Airtel, Cummins et al. Among 90 Stocks To Go Ex-Dividend Over the Next 5 Days

By Ankur Chandra | Published at: Jul 17, 2025 12:40 PM IST

Bharti Airtel, Cummins et al. Among 90 Stocks To Go Ex-Dividend Over the Next 5 Days
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Mumbai, July 17 Over 90 listed companies on the BSE will go ex-dividend between July 18 and July 23, 2025, marking the cutoff for shareholders to qualify for declared payouts, aligned with the T+1 settlement cycle. Major names include Shree Cement, which has recommended a hefty final dividend of ₹60 per share with a record date set for July 21, and Cummins India, offering ₹33.50 per share. Also in the high-payout list are Bharti Airtel (₹16), AstraZeneca Pharma India (₹32), and Pidilite Industries (₹20).

Voltamp Transformers announced a special dividend of ₹100 per share/.  Neuland Laboratories is paying Rs 12 per share final dividend.

Key Ex-Dividend Dates and Payout Highlights

Company Ex-Date Dividend Type Amount (₹/share)
Cummins India Ltd 18 Jul 2025 Final 33.50
Bharti Airtel Ltd 18 Jul 2025 Final 16.00
AstraZeneca Pharma India Ltd 18 Jul 2025 Dividend 32.00
Shree Cement Ltd 21 Jul 2025 Final 60.00
Voltamp Transformers Ltd 22 Jul 2025 Final 100.00
Pidilite Industries Ltd 23 Jul 2025 Final 20.00
Novartis India Ltd 23 Jul 2025 Final 25.00
EL CID Investments Ltd 23 Jul 2025 Final 25.00
HCL Technologies Ltd 18 Jul 2025 Interim 12.00
Intellect Design Arena Ltd 18 Jul 2025 Final + Special 7.00 (4+3)

Other Notable Dividend Announcements

  • Dabur India Ltd will pay ₹5.25 per share as final dividend.
  • Magadh Sugar & Energy Ltd and Thangamayil Jewellery Ltd will distribute ₹12.50 per share.
  • Neuland Laboratories Ltd, India Motor Parts & Accessories Ltd, and Symphony Ltd will pay ₹12.00, ₹20.00, and ₹8.00 per share respectively.

Dividends of Less Than ₹1 Per Share

Some smaller companies have declared modest dividends, including:

Company Dividend (₹/share)
Citadel Realty & Developers Ltd 0.50
Mangalam Global Enterprise Ltd 0.01
Bhatia Communications & Retail 0.01
Wires & Fabriks SA Ltd 0.10

Timeline and Eligibility

Shareholders must own the stock at least one day prior to the ex-date to be eligible for the dividend, as India follows a T+1 settlement cycle. Most companies have set actual payment dates on or shortly after the ex-date, suggesting efficient dividend disbursal processes.

About Dividend Ex-Dates

The ex-dividend date is critical for investors seeking dividend income. On this date, the stock typically trades without the value of its upcoming dividend, often resulting in a slight price adjustment. Investors purchasing shares on or after the ex-date are not entitled to the dividend.

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