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ITC, L&T Finance, Trident, Tata Consumer Products, Bajaj Finance, Infosys and others to trade ex-dividend this week; check full list of corporate actions
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4 min read | Updated on May 26, 2025, 09:09 IST
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Infosys, the country's second largest information technology services company, will trade ex-dividend from May 30. The company's board had last month announced final dividend of ₹22 per share. the company has fixed May 30 as record date as well.
ITC will trade ex-dividend from May 28. | Image: Shutterstock
As many as 31 companies will trade ex-dividend, issue bonus shares or undertake buyback next week (May 26-May 30) for various corporate actions announced by the companies earlier. The list includes prominent companies like Infosys, Tata Consumer Products, ITC, L&T Finance, Bajaj Finance, Trident, Colgate Palmolive among others.
Infosys, the country's second largest information technology services company, will trade ex-dividend from May 30. The company's board had last month announced final dividend of ₹22 per share. the company has fixed May 30 as record date as well.
ITC, the country's biggest cigarette maker, will also trade ex-dividend from May 28. The company's board had earlier this week announced final dividend of ₹7.85 per share and fixed May 28 as record date a well.
Meanwhile, Infobeans Technologies will start its buy back of shares starting May 27.
| Company Name | Ex Date | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Archean Chemical Industries | 26-May-25 | Final Dividend ₹3.00 |
| Black Rose Industries | 26-May-25 | Dividend ₹0.50 |
| Lloyds Metals and Energy | 26-May-25 | Final Dividend ₹1.00 |
| Maple Infrastructure Trust | 26-May-25 | Income Distribution (InvIT) |
| Pearl Global Industries | 26-May-25 | Interim Dividend ₹6.50 |
| Man Infraconstruction | 27-May-25 | Interim Dividend ₹0.45 |
| Altius Telecom Infrastructure Trust | 27-May-25 | Income Distribution (InvIT) |
| Infobeans Technologies | 27-May-25 | Buy Back of Shares |
| L&T Finance | 27-May-25 | Final Dividend ₹2.75 |
| Trident | 27-May-25 | Interim Dividend ₹0.50 |
| Colgate Palmolive (India) | 28-May-25 | Interim Dividend ₹27.00 |
| ITC | 28-May-25 | Final Dividend ₹7.85 |
| Kennametal India -$ | 28-May-25 | Interim Dividend ₹40.00 |
| Markobenz Ventures | 28-May-25 | Right Issue of Equity Shares |
| POWERGRID Infrastructure Investment Trust | 29-May-25 | Income Distribution (InvIT) |
| Tata Consumer Products | 29-May-25 | Dividend ₹8.25 |
| Advani Hotels & Resorts (India) | 30-May-25 | Interim Dividend ₹0.90 |
| Angel One | 30-May-25 | Final Dividend ₹26.00 |
| Anzen India Energy Yield Plus Trust | 30-May-25 | Income Distribution (InvIT) |
| Bajaj Finance | 30-May-25 | Final Dividend ₹44.00 |
| Bharat Bhushan Finance & Commodity Brokers | 30-May-25 | Right Issue of Equity Shares |
| Caplin Point Laboratories | 30-May-25 | Interim Dividend ₹3.00 |
| GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals | 30-May-25 | Final Dividend ₹42.00 |
| Infosys | 30-May-25 | Final Dividend ₹22.00 |
| Jupiter Wagons | 30-May-25 | Interim Dividend |
| Meghna Infracon Infrastructure | 30-May-25 | Interim Dividend ₹0.10 |
| Ponni Sugars (Erode) | 30-May-25 | Final Dividend ₹3.00 |
| S Chand and Company | 30-May-25 | Interim Dividend ₹4.00 |
| Ujaas Energy | 30-May-25 | Bonus issue 17:25 |
| UNO Minda | 30-May-25 | Final Dividend ₹1.50 |
| Vimta Labs | 30-May-25 | Dividend ₹2.00 |
| Source: BSE |
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Sentiment for Indian equities got a boost from fall in crude oil prices in the international markets. Oil prices dropped on expectations that the OPEC+ group of oil exporters may decide on another increase in output at their next meeting.
Brent Crude in international markets declined 0.5%.
Lower crude oil augurs well for Indian economy as India imports most of its crude oil requirements, analysts said.
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