Sainik Finance & Industries has declared an interim dividend of ₹0.50 per share and fixed October 1, 2026 as the record date. The September 23 board filing gives enough information to calculate the aggregate cash distribution at ₹54.4 lakh.
The company identifies the payout as an interim dividend for FY2025–26. That is the financial-year description in the filing, even though the declaration itself took place in September 2026.
How the ₹54.4 lakh figure is calculated
The board outcome states paid-up capital of ₹10.88 crore, divided into 1,08,80,000 fully paid shares with a face value of ₹10 each. Multiplying that share count by ₹0.50 produces ₹54,40,000 before deductions.
For an eligible holder of 100 shares, the corresponding gross amount is ₹50. The board’s description of a 5% dividend refers to face value, not a 5% return on the price an investor paid in the market.
A declared payout with a specified window
The notice says entitled shareholders will be paid within 30 days of declaration. The record-date communication separately identifies October 1 for the entitlement check.
Those dates should not be collapsed into a single event. Identifying eligible holders is different from executing a bank transfer, and this article does not claim that payment has already occurred.
What the announcement can and cannot tell investors
The filing establishes a specific cash-return decision. It does not promise another distribution, establish a fair share price or eliminate market risk. Assessing the business still requires attention to earnings, financing needs and cash generation.
This is a timetable and filing analysis prepared on September 28, not a claim of a fresh board decision that morning. Readers should use current exchange and broker information for settlement-related eligibility. No trade recommendation or guaranteed income outcome is offered.