Axis Proposes Nifty500 Quality 50 ETF; Draft Leaves NFO Dates Open
A September 25 draft proposes a 50-stock quality-factor ETF, with 95–100% in index securities. The document does not announce NFO opening or closing dates.
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A September 25 draft proposes a 50-stock quality-factor ETF, with 95–100% in index securities. The document does not announce NFO opening or closing dates.
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.
Leo Dryfruits has set September 29 as its final-dividend record date, but the proposed ₹0.50 per share payout still depends on approval at the same day's AGM.
Saraswati Saree Depot approved ₹3 per share for FY2027, a total distribution of about ₹11.88 crore. Its September 24 board filing fixes the September 30 record date.
SAIL's AGM voting result confirms approval of its FY2026 final dividend. The ₹2.35 per share payout has a September 30 record date and a separate payment window.
Indraprastha Gas shareholders approved the ₹1.50 FY2026 final dividend. October 1 is the record date; the final payout is distinct from the earlier ₹3.25 interim dividend.
Sainik Finance approved ₹0.50 per share on 1.088 crore shares. Its September 23 filing sets October 1 for entitlement and payment within 30 days of declaration.
Goenka Business & Finance's proposed ₹0.50 final dividend goes to the September 29 AGM. The company fixes October 2 as record date; calendars show October 1 ex-date.
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.
SRIT India's September 28–30 IPO has a ₹123–130 price band and 115-share lot. Read the fresh-issue structure, planned uses and customer-concentration risks.
Shah Investor's Home plans a September 28–30 IPO at ₹159–167. The broker seeks working capital after a weaker FY2026; an 85-share lot costs ₹14,195 at the cap.
IRDAI proposes phased expense cuts, revised commissions and stronger mis-selling safeguards. Public feedback is open until 25 October 2026.
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