MUMBAI, 21 September 2026 — September 21 is the ex-date and record date for GTPL Hathway’s ₹2 dividend. The action is recorded against NSE GTPL and BSE 540602 and concerns eligibility rather than an automatic cash credit today.
See CapKet’s complete deduplicated NSE-BSE corporate-action index for all 57 issuers on the date.
Action classification
| Company | GTPL Hathway Ltd |
|---|---|
| NSE symbol | GTPL |
| BSE code | 540602 |
| Declared action | Final Dividend — ₹2.0000 |
| Ex-date | 21 September 2026 |
| Record date | 21 September 2026 |
For this issuer, the controlled exchange field states “Final Dividend — ₹2.0000”. It is a calendar fact rather than an assessment of valuation, payout sustainability or the company’s capacity to repeat the distribution.
Reading the rupee figure
This issuer’s ₹2 amount stands at rank 20 in the combined list. With ₹1 as the median, the comparison shows relative cash scale only; it does not adjust for the quoted share price.
Using the NSE face-value field of ₹10, the declared cash equals 20.00% of face value. That percentage is not dividend yield: yield requires a relevant market price, while face value is an accounting denomination.
Entitlement versus price movement
A corporate-action notice applies per eligible share, but actual receipt depends on the final holder record. Joint accounts, transmission cases and dormant bank instructions may require additional processing that the exchange calendar cannot display.
Data provenance
CapKet’s source comparison identifies GTPL Hathway through NSE GTPL and BSE 540602 in both the NSE and BSE dated responses. The article is one canonical issuer page; the master index provides the cross-market view without duplicating its text.
Next official confirmation
Investors assessing whether the distribution is sustainable need results and cash-flow data that are outside this event brief. The calendar answers when and how much, not whether the policy will continue.
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