Maestros’ 1:1 Bonus: October 1 Record Date, October 6 Trading Schedule
Maestros Electronics has shareholder approval for a 1:1 bonus. Its filing separates October 1 eligibility, October 5 deemed allotment and October 6 trading availability.
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Maestros Electronics has shareholder approval for a 1:1 bonus. Its filing separates October 1 eligibility, October 5 deemed allotment and October 6 trading availability.
Aastha Spintex's 1:1 bonus has a September 28 record date, September 29 deemed allotment and September 30 planned trading availability, according to its filing.
IRDAI proposes phased expense cuts, revised commissions and stronger mis-selling safeguards. Public feedback is open until 25 October 2026.
NSE and BSE place Engineers India’s ₹2.50-per-share dividend ex-date and record date on September 24; the calendar does not confirm a payment date.
Arfin India’s ₹0.12 interim dividend has matching September 24 ex-date and record-date entries on NSE and BSE; the amount must not be confused with ₹12.
BSE’s calendar records a ₹1-per-share final dividend for Shri Venkatesh Refineries with a September 24 ex-date and record date under security code 543373.
Adtech Systems has a September 24 ex-date and record date for a ₹1.10 final dividend per share, according to BSE security 544185’s corporate-action entry.
Chavda Infra’s September 18 filing sets September 24 as the record date, September 25 as deemed allotment and September 28 as the scheduled bonus-share trading date.
NSE’s upcoming-action calendar lists a ₹0.50-per-share dividend for Sri Lotus Developers and Realty, with September 25 as both ex-date and record date.
Shreeji Global FMCG has a September 25 record date for its proposed ₹0.25 final dividend, while the September 30 AGM notice places declaration before shareholders.
Global Pet Industries’ filed notice specifies up to 847,500 shares at ₹160 each and a September 25 buyback record date; eligibility does not ensure full acceptance.
NSE’s combined subscription table shows 5.71 times demand, led by qualified institutions. Here is how the category figures differ from an applicant’s allotment outcome.
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