LIC, Asian Paints & More: 35 Stocks to Turn Ex-Record Date This Week

A wave of corporate actions is set to hit the Indian markets this week, with approximately 35 companies scheduled to turn ex-record date for dividends, bonus issues, and buybacks. Investors holding shares in heavyweights like LIC, HUL, and Asian Paints must ensure their holdings are in their demat accounts by the specified dates to qualify for these benefits.

High-Value Dividends: Asian Paints and HUL Lead the Way

Tuesday, June 23, stands out as a major day for dividend seekers, featuring several blue-chip companies. Asian Paints leads the pack with a substantial final dividend of Rs 23 per share. Closely following is consumer goods giant Hindustan Unilever (HUL), which has announced a final dividend of Rs 22 per share.

Other notable dividend payouts scheduled for Tuesday include:

  • Tata Power Company: Rs 2.5 per share
  • Thyrocare Technologies: Rs 7 per share
  • The Indian Hotels Company: Rs 3.25 per share
  • Anand Rathi Share & Stock Brokers & Dalmia Bharat: Rs 5 per share each

Mid-Week Bonus Issues and Bajaj Auto’s Massive Buyback

Wednesday, June 24, will be a pivotal day for shareholders interested in capital appreciation and stock restructuring. ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India has fixed this day as the record date for a 5:1 bonus issue, which will increase the number of shares held by eligible investors.

Furthermore, Wednesday marks the record date for Bajaj Auto’s significant Rs 5,633 crore share buyback program. Investors looking to participate in this massive capital return scheme must have met the eligibility criteria by this date. Additionally, Wheels India will turn ex-dividend with a payout of Rs 9.14 per share.

Thursday’s Heavyweight Lineup: LIC and IndusInd Bank

The momentum continues into Thursday, June 25, with several market leaders announcing dividends. Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is set to distribute a final dividend of Rs 10 per share, while banking major IndusInd Bank will pay Rs 1.5 per share.

Supreme Industries emerges as a top performer for Thursday, offering the highest dividend among the group at Rs 25 per share. Other key players include:

  • Care Ratings: Rs 14 per share
  • Nippon Life India AMC: Rs 12.5 per share
  • Alkyl Amines Chemicals: Rs 10 per share
  • Dr Lal Pathlabs: Rs 4 per share

Verständnis des Record Date

Bei all diesen Unternehmensmaßnahmen – ob Bardividende, Bonusaktien oder Aktienrückkauf – ist das „Record Date“ die entscheidende Frist. Um teilnahmeberechtigt zu sein, muss ein Anleger die Aktie nicht nur kaufen, sondern auch sicherstellen, dass die Transaktion so bearbeitet wird, dass die Aktien am oder vor diesem Datum in seinem Demat-Konto verbucht sind. Wer dieses Zeitfenster verpasst, verpasst auch den unmittelbaren Vorteil aus der Unternehmensmaßnahme.

Wichtigste Erkenntnisse

  • Hohe Dividenden: Asian Paints (Rs 23) und HUL (Rs 22) sind in dieser Woche die herausragenden Dividendenzahler.
  • Bonus & Rückkauf: ZF Commercial gibt eine 5:1 Bonusaktien-Emission heraus, während Bajaj Auto einen Aktienrückkauf im Wert von 5.633 Crore Rs durchführt.
  • Strategische Bedeutung: Anleger müssen die Aktien bis zu den jeweiligen Record Dates (im Zeitraum vom 22. bis 25. Juni) in ihren Demat-Konten halten, um Anspruch auf alle Vorteile zu haben.