HDB ₹2 Dividend: October 23 Is the Record Date
HDB’s ₹2 interim dividend has a 23 October 2026 record date. The reviewed issuer documents do not verify an exact payment or ex-dividend date.
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HDB’s ₹2 interim dividend has a 23 October 2026 record date. The reviewed issuer documents do not verify an exact payment or ex-dividend date.
Core4’s ₹88–₹93 IPO has a 1,200-share lot but a 2,400-share minimum bid. The fresh issue plans ₹40.48 crore for working capital.
Colgate India reported ₹1,691.57 crore net sales and ₹341.57 crore profit. Its ₹24 dividend has a 2 November record date and payment from 19 November 2026.
Persistent opened its QIP on October 21 with a ₹5,550 floor price. The up-to-$450 million size is a ceiling, not completed fundraising.
Each fully paid ₹10 share will become ten ₹1 shares. October 22 is the record date and NSE effective date; this is a subdivision, not a cash payout.
One fully paid ₹10 share will be divided into five ₹2 shares. October 23 is the record date and NSE effective date; the scheduled split is not yet a completed credit.
Elecon’s interim dividend is ₹0.50 per ₹1 share. October 21 is both the record date and NSE ex-date; payment or dispatch is scheduled on or after November 4, not on the record date.
Tips Music’s first interim FY27 dividend is ₹6.50 per fully paid ₹1 share. The record date and NSE ex-date are October 22, with payment due on or before November 12.
Angel One’s second interim FY27 dividend is ₹1.40 per ₹1 share. The record date and NSE ex-date are October 22; the company sets November 14 as the latest payment date.
HFCL’s group revenue rose to ₹2,541.79 crore. Profit attributable to parent-company owners was ₹362.91 crore, distinct from total group profit of ₹394.22 crore.
Paras Healthcare’s October 21–23 IPO has a 21-share retail minimum. The proposed offer of up to ₹1,450 crore includes ₹500 crore fresh shares and ₹950 crore OFS; OFS funds go to selling holders.
The October 15 release reports year-on-year declines of 81.27% in gold import value and 49.11% in silver. These are September trade values, not tonnes or October 18 retail prices.
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