Dividend Alert: Last Chance to Buy HDFC Bank and 15 Other Stocks

Investors looking to capture upcoming corporate payouts face a critical deadline today. A total of 16 stocks, including blue-chip giants like HDFC Bank and Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles, are set to turn ex-dividend on Friday, June 19, representing cumulative payouts worth nearly ₹248 per share.

Understanding the T+1 Settlement Deadline

Under SEBI’s current T+1 settlement cycle, timing is everything for dividend eligibility. To ensure that shares are credited to a demat account by the record date, investors must purchase the securities at least one trading day prior to the ex-date. Consequently, today serves as the final opportunity for retail and institutional investors to secure their eligibility for the scheduled dividend payments.

Top Dividend Performers: HDFC Bank and Tata Motors PV

Among the high-profile names, HDFC Bank stands out with a recommended final dividend of ₹13 per share (face value ₹1) for the financial year ending March 31, 2026. This brings the total dividend for FY26 to ₹15.50 per equity share. The banking major currently maintains a healthy dividend yield of 3.42%.

In the automotive sector, Tata Motors Passenger Vehicles (TMPV) has recommended a final dividend of ₹3 per share for FY26. Eligible shareholders can expect these payments on or before July 14. The company has a consistent track record, having declared 20 dividends since July 2002.

High-Payout Stocks and Special Dividends

While the big banks dominate headlines, several other companies are offering significant per-share payouts:

Other notable mentions include Corona Remedies (₹10), India Shelter Finance Corporation (₹10), and Torrent Power (₹5).

Weitere zu beachtende Kapitalmaßnahmen

Über Dividenden hinaus ist am Markt eine signifikante Kapitalrestrukturierung zu beobachten. Deepak Builders & Engineers India hat Freitag als Stichtag für einen Aktiensplit im Verhältnis 1:10 festgelegt. Zudem wird String Metaverse morgen den Ex-Tag für eine Bonusaktien-Emission im Verhältnis 2:9 erreichen. Anleger sollten diese Bewegungen genau beobachten, da sie die Liquidität und Bewertung der Aktien beeinflussen.

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