LIC, Asian Paints, and HUL: 35 Stocks to Turn Ex-Record Date This Week

Investors in the Indian equity markets face a busy week ahead as 35 companies, including heavyweights like LIC and Asian Paints, have set record dates for dividends, bonus issues, and buybacks. To qualify for these corporate actions, shareholders must ensure their holdings are reflected in their demat accounts by the specified record dates.

Tuesday: Heavyweight Dividend Payouts Led by Asian Paints

Tuesday, June 23, stands out as a major day for income-seeking investors, with 11 stocks turning ex-record date. The consumer goods and industrial sectors are leading the charge with significant payouts.

Asian Paints is set to lead the pack with a final dividend of ₹23 per share, followed closely by Hindustan Unilever (HUL), which will distribute ₹22 per share. In the energy sector, Tata Power Company has announced a final dividend of ₹2.5 per share. Other notable payouts on Tuesday include Thyrocare Technologies at ₹7 per share, Anand Rathi Share & Stock Brokers at ₹5 per share, and Dalmia Bharat, which is also offering ₹5 per share.

Wednesday: Bonus Issues and Bajaj Auto’s Massive Buyback

Mid-week brings more diverse corporate actions, ranging from capital increases to share repurchases. On June 24, ZF Commercial Vehicle Control Systems India has fixed its record date for a 5:1 bonus issue, offering a significant boost to its share count for eligible holders.

The most significant event on Wednesday is Bajaj Auto’s ₹5,633 crore share buyback. Investors must meet the record date requirements to participate in this large-scale capital return program. Additionally, Wheels India will turn ex-dividend with a payout of ₹9.14 per share, while Shankar Buildpro will offer ₹5 per share.

Thursday: LIC and Supreme Industries Lead the Final Leg

Thursday, June 25, features another dense schedule of dividend distributions involving several large-cap companies. Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is scheduled to pay a final dividend of ₹10 per share, a key date for many institutional and retail investors.

Entre los que pagan más este jueves se encuentra Supreme Industries, que distribuirá unos sustanciales ₹25 por acción. Otros dividendos significativos incluyen Care Ratings con ₹14 por acción, Nippon Life India AMC con ₹12,5 por acción y Alkyl Amines Chemicals con ₹10 por acción. Los sectores financiero y de salud también están representados, con IndusInd Bank pagando ₹1,5 por acción y Dr Lal Pathlabs ofreciendo ₹4 por acción.

Lista de verificación para inversores sobre acciones corporativas

A medida que avanza la semana, es vital que los inversores supervisen de cerca sus carteras. Las acciones corporativas, como los dividendos y las emisiones de acciones gratuitas, pueden afectar los precios de las acciones en la fecha ex, y no cumplir con la fecha de registro significa perder el beneficio inmediato. Dado que la lista de empresas es tentativa y se esperan más anuncios, mantener una cuenta demat actualizada es esencial para participar a tiempo.

Conclusiones clave

  • Dividendos importantes: Asian Paints (₹23), HUL (₹22) y Supreme Industries (₹25) se encuentran entre los que pagan los dividendos más altos esta semana.
  • Movimientos estratégicos: ZF Commercial está ejecutando una emisión de acciones gratuitas de 5:1, mientras que Bajaj Auto está gestionando una recompra masiva de ₹5.633 crore.
  • Regla de elegibilidad: Los inversores deben poseer las acciones requeridas en sus cuentas demat en la fecha de registro específica o antes de esta para calificar para cualquier beneficio.