The report date serves as a closing date when corporations decide which shareholders qualify for company advantages. For shareholders to be eligible for buybacks, bonus points, or inventory splits, they need to maintain shares of their demat accounts on the report date.
To qualify for these company advantages, buyers must buy shares at the least one buying and selling day earlier than the ex-date, as settlements happen the next day. Those that purchase shares on or after the ex-date won’t be entitled to those company actions.
The next corporations have upcoming ex-dates this week for varied company actions, based on StockEdge information:
Monday, February 10
Dividend
Aster DM Healthcare introduced a dividend of Rs 4.
GPT Infraprojects introduced a dividend of Rs 1.
Indian Toners & Builders introduced a dividend of Rs 4.5.
Suraj Ltd introduced a dividend of Rs 1.5.
Rights concern
Jyoti Constructions introduced a proper concern whereby 9 shares might be supplied for each 26 shares held, for a worth of Rs 16.
Tuesday, February 11
Dividend
CMS Data Techniques introduced a dividend of Rs 3.25.
Disa India introduced a dividend of Rs 100.
Symphony introduced a dividend of Rs 2.
Bonus concern
EFC (I) introduced a bonus concern of shares within the ratio of 1:1.
Rights concern
Thangamayil Jewelry introduced a proper concern whereby 2 shares might be supplied for each 15 shares held, for a worth of Rs 1400.
Kairosoft Ai Options introduced a proper concern whereby 2 shares might be supplied for each 1 share held, for a worth of Rs 250.
Wednesday, February 12
Dividend
Cochin Shipyard introduced a dividend of Rs 3.5.
Expleo Options introduced a dividend of Rs 50.
Hero MotoCorp introduced a dividend of Rs 100.
ITC introduced a dividend of Rs 6.5.
Man InfraConstruction introduced a dividend of Rs 0.45.
Minda Company introduced a dividend of Rs 0.5.
TCI Categorical introduced a dividend of Rs 3.
Torrent Energy introduced a dividend of Rs 14.
Uniparts India introduced a dividend of Rs 7.5.
UNO Minda introduced a dividend of Rs 0.75.
Rights concern
T.T. Ltd introduced a inventory cut up the place every present share of face worth of Rs 10 might be cut up into Rs 1 per share.
Thursday, February 13
Eris Lifesciences introduced a dividend of Rs 7.35.
Web page Industries introduced a dividend of Rs 150.
Solar TV Community introduced a dividend of Rs 2.50.
Veedol Company introduced a dividend of Rs 12.
Friday, February 14
Dividend
Aarti Pharmalabs introduced a dividend of Rs 2.5.
Alkem Laboratories introduced a dividend of Rs 37.
BEML introduced a dividend of Rs 5.
Bharat Dynamics introduced a dividend of Rs 4.
Cummins India introduced a dividend of Rs 18.
Dhruv Consultancy Providers introduced a dividend of Rs 0.1.
EKI Vitality Providers introduced a dividend, the quantity for which might be introduced later within the week.
Engineers India introduced a dividend, the quantity for which might be introduced later within the week.
Escorts Kubota introduced a dividend, the quantity for which might be introduced later within the week.
Gulf Oil Lubricants India introduced a dividend of Rs 20.
Kirloskar Ferrous Industries introduced a dividend of Rs 3.
Majestic Auto introduced a dividend of Rs 5.
MOIL introduced a dividend, the quantity for which might be introduced later within the week.
MRF introduced a dividend of Rs 3.
Nicco Parks & Resorts introduced a dividend, the quantity for which might be introduced later within the week.
PI Industries introduced a dividend of Rs 6.
Premier Energies introduced a dividend of Rs 0.5.
REC introduced a dividend of Rs 4.3.
Taneja Aerospace & Aviation introduced a dividend of Rs 1.5.
Inventory cut up
Ascensive Educare introduced a inventory cut up the place every present share of a face worth of Rs 10 might be cut up into Rs 1 per share.
Pritika Engineering Parts introduced a inventory cut up the place every present share of face worth of Rs 10 might be cut up into Rs 5 per share.
Bonus concern
Richfield Monetary Providers introduced a bonus share concern within the ratio of 1:1.
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