MUMBAI, 21 September 2026 — Keynote Financial Services is one of 57 unique issuers in CapKet’s combined NSE-BSE ex-date review. Its event is a ₹1 dividend linked to NSE KEYFINSERV and BSE 512597 and a same-day record date.
See CapKet’s complete deduplicated NSE-BSE corporate-action index for all 57 issuers on the date.
Primary calendar facts
| Company | Keynote Financial Services Ltd |
|---|---|
| NSE symbol | KEYFINSERV |
| BSE code | 512597 |
| Declared action | Final Dividend — ₹1.0000 |
| Ex-date | 21 September 2026 |
| Record date | 21 September 2026 |
The event appears as “Final Dividend — ₹1.0000” in the underlying record. Any difference between this line and a later company notice should be resolved in favour of the latest formal exchange correction.
Nominal cash comparison
The declared ₹1 payment falls at position 30 in the 57-issuer dataset. Its comparison point, the median action, is ₹1. These are transparent arithmetic observations rather than a view on the company.
Using the NSE face-value field of ₹10, the declared cash equals 10.00% of face value. That percentage is not dividend yield: yield requires a relevant market price, while face value is an accounting denomination.
How the right detaches
Ex-dividend status changes the bundle of rights attached to a new purchase; it does not erase the company’s normal market risks. Investors should consider liquidity and price volatility separately from the administrative entitlement.
Why this is one canonical report
Verification used both the NSE and BSE dated responses for Keynote Financial Services, with NSE KEYFINSERV and BSE 512597 anchoring the match. When an issuer appeared on both exchanges it was counted once, preventing search engines and readers from receiving duplicate stories for the same event.
The post-ex-date checklist
Monitoring should focus on issuer filings, registrar messages and depository records. Social-media posts or forwarded lists are insufficient evidence of a changed record date or payment failure.
Investment disclaimer: This is exchange-sourced market news for general information. It is not investment, tax or legal advice, a solicitation, or a prediction of the share price. Corporate actions can involve settlement, market and tax risks.