8 stocks go ex-dividend on August 7. Is your portfolio ready?

Investors eyeing dividend income will have a packed watchlist today, as Wednesday marks the last trading day to buy shares of several companies to be eligible for their declared final or interim dividends.

These companies have set Thursday, August 7, 2025, as the record date to determine shareholder eligibility for the payouts.

Among the most notable names is Avanti Feeds, which has announced a hefty final dividend of 900% (Rs 9 per share), drawing strong attention from dividend-seeking investors. Similarly, PI Industries and DISA India have declared 1,000% final dividends, offering Rs 10 and Rs 100 per share, respectively.


Bayer CropScience is also on the radar with a 350% final dividend (Rs 35 per share), while Esab India follows closely with a 420% payout (Rs 42 per share). La Opala RG has announced a 375% dividend (Rs 7.5 per share), and Linde India has declared a 120% dividend (Rs 12 per share).

To qualify for these payouts, shareholders must purchase the respective shares before the market closes today, as Indian stock markets follow a T+1 settlement cycle. This means only those who hold the shares in their demat accounts by the record date will be eligible for the dividends.

Other companies with August 7 record date for dividends:
- CCL Products (India) – 250% @ Rs 5/share
- Chembond Chemicals – 25% @ Rs 1.25/share
- Dhunseri Investments – 30% @ Rs 3/share
- Karur Vysya Bank – 130% @ Rs 2.6/share
- Lumax Auto Technologies – 275% @ Rs 5.5/share
- Lumax Industries – 350% @ Rs 35/share
- Mindspace Business Parks REIT – Dividend (amount not specified)
- Mysore Petro Chemicals – 20% @ Rs 2/share
- Naga Dhunseri Group – 25% @ Rs 2.5/share
- Nava – 600% @ Rs 6/share
- Sharda Cropchem – 60% @ Rs 6/share
- Symphony – Interim Dividend 50% @ Re 1/share

Market participants are expected to take strategic positions throughout the day, as dividend-yielding stocks often witness increased activity ahead of record dates. Investors looking to benefit from these corporate actions should act swiftly before the trading session ends.

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