Sri Lotus Developers’ 50-paise dividend record date falls September 25
NSE’s upcoming-action calendar lists a ₹0.50-per-share dividend for Sri Lotus Developers and Realty, with September 25 as both ex-date and record date.
Capital-markets reporting focused on India.
NSE’s upcoming-action calendar lists a ₹0.50-per-share dividend for Sri Lotus Developers and Realty, with September 25 as both ex-date and record date.
Moneyview’s scheduled September 24 opening brings a ₹32–₹34 price band and a 441-share lot; the exchange has not yet populated opening demand.
Shreeji Global FMCG has a September 25 record date for its proposed ₹0.25 final dividend, while the September 30 AGM notice places declaration before shareholders.
A-One Steels India’s September 24–28 IPO combines ₹355 crore of fresh issuance with a ₹50 crore offer for sale at a ₹385–₹405 band.
Global Pet Industries’ filed notice specifies up to 847,500 shares at ₹160 each and a September 25 buyback record date; eligibility does not ensure full acceptance.
Green Asia Impex’s exchange terms show ₹53.10 crore fresh issuance plus a ₹7 crore sale component, with bidding scheduled for September 24–28.
NSE’s combined subscription table shows 5.71 times demand, led by qualified institutions. Here is how the category figures differ from an applicant’s allotment outcome.
Brent’s reported September 22 finish at $99.25 puts the benchmark below $100, but currency moves, inventories and refining spreads shape the impact on Indian businesses.
NLC India reaches the ex-date and record date for a ₹0.25 final dividend on September 22; the report separates shareholder eligibility from payment and market-price movement.
HFCL reaches its September 22 ex-date and record date for a ₹0.20-per-share dividend, with the official entries aligned across NSE and BSE.
IRCTC reaches the September 22 ex-date and record date for a ₹0.50-per-share final dividend, with NSE and BSE records matched to the same security.
Aries Agro reaches the ex-date and record date for two dividend components—₹1.50 final and ₹1 special—worth ₹2.50 per share when combined.
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