Indraprastha Gas shareholders have approved a ₹1.50-per-share final dividend for the year ended March 31, 2026. The next eligibility milestone is October 1, the record date set out in the company’s annual-general-meeting notice.
The approval is documented in the voting filing following the September 24 AGM. This report updates the status of an existing proposal; it does not claim that IGL announced an additional dividend today.
Do not confuse the final payout with the annual total
IGL’s annual report separately describes a ₹3.25 interim dividend paid during FY2026. Adding that earlier distribution to the ₹1.50 final dividend gives ₹4.75 per share for those two components.
Only ₹1.50 is the final dividend discussed here. An eligible holding of 100 shares would correspond to ₹150 gross for this distribution, not ₹475 of newly payable cash. Any applicable tax deduction can affect the amount credited.
What shareholders voted on
The voting result records the resolution declaring ₹1.50 per share and shows an overwhelming majority in favour. The annual report’s directors’ section estimates a ₹210 crore cash commitment for the proposed final distribution.
The AGM notice provides for payment within 30 days of declaration once approved. October 1 is therefore an entitlement date rather than a promise of cash arriving that day.
Follow the cash, not just the calendar
Shareholders should watch for the payment communication and reconcile the actual credit with their eligible holding. A dividend amount alone does not establish whether the stock is attractively valued or whether future payouts will continue.
CapKet has excluded a live share-price claim and has not converted the dividend into an investment-return forecast. Consult current exchange and broker information for trading eligibility. The figures above explain the filed corporate action and are not personalised financial advice.