The beginning of November is going to be special for investors. This week, shares of many big companies will trade on the ex-date of dividend, bonus and stock split. This means that if you keep an eye on the right stocks at this time, you can get great returns or additional rewards. From BEML to Hindustan Unilever (HUL), many big companies are preparing to reward their investors. The first week of November will see a long list of ex-dividend and ex-split dates in the Indian stock market. Let us know which shares will be ex-dated on which day.
Monday, November 3
The week will start with important movements. BEML is dividing its Rs 10 share into two parts, that is, now one share will be divided into two parts of Rs 5 each. The company’s shares will trade on ex-split from Monday. Additionally, Colgate Palmolive is paying an interim dividend of Rs 24 per share. DCM Shriram is paying dividend of Rs 3.6 per share, Oracle Financial Services Rs 130 per share, Shree Cement Rs 80 per share and Supreme Industries Rs 11 per share.
Tuesday, November 4
Many public sector and technology companies will be on ex-date on Tuesday. Coal India will pay dividend of Rs 10.25 per share, Happiest Minds Rs 2.75 per share, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Rs 6 per share, RailTel Rs 1 per share and Sundaram Fasteners Rs 3.75 per share.
Thursday, November 6
On this day, investors will keep an eye on companies in the energy and finance sectors. HPCL will pay a dividend of Rs 5 per share, Nippon Life India AMC Rs 9 per share, Vaibhav Global Rs 1.5 per share and TD Power Rs 1 per share.
Friday, November 7
The last trading day of the week will be important for investors, as many major companies will be on their ex-date. Balkrishna Industries is giving interim dividend of Rs 4, BPCL Rs 7.5, Chems Rs 14, Dabur Rs 2.75, Dr Agarwal’s Eye Hospital Rs 3, GCPL Rs 5, HUL Rs 19, Dr Lal Pathlabs Rs 7, Naveen Fluorine Rs 6.5, Sanofi India Rs 75 and RR Cable Rs 4 per share.
What are the opportunities for investors?
If an investor invests in these companies before the record date, he may benefit from the corresponding dividends or splits. It is important to note that on the ex-date, the share price usually falls equal to the dividend amount, so it is important to make a proper strategy before investing.