BHEL, 28 others to trade ex-dividend on Friday. Last chance to buys shares for eligibility

Investors eyeing dividend payouts from several listed companies should take note that Thursday, July 10, is the last day to purchase shares of BHEL, among 28 other companies, in order to be eligible for their respective dividends.

These companies have fixed Friday, July 11, 2025, as the record date, and their stocks will start trading on an ex-dividend basis from tomorrow.

Under the T+1 settlement cycle, an investor must purchase shares at least one day before the record date to qualify for the dividend. If the shares are bought on or after the ex-dividend date, the buyer will not be eligible for the dividend payout.


The list includes prominent names across diverse sectors such as Apollo Tyres, BHEL, and Shriram Finance, among others. Here’s the full list of companies and their declared dividends:

Active Infrastructures – Rs 1 per share

Apollo Tyres – Rs 5 per share

Artemis Medicare Services – Rs 0.45 per share

Atul Ltd– Rs 25 per share

Balkrishna Industries – Rs 4 per share

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) – Rs 0.5 per share

Can Fin Homes – Rs 6 per share

D-Link (India) – Rs 15 per share

Geojit Financial Services – Rs 1.5 per share

Global Education – Rs 0.5 per share

GVP Infotech – Rs 0.15 per share

IDFC First Bank – Rs 0.25 per share

Indus Finance – Rs 0.5 per share

Jenburkt Pharmaceuticals – Rs 18 per share

Kirloskar Ferrous Industries – Rs 2.5 per share

Mahindra Logistics – Rs 2.5 per share

Nilkamal – Rs 20 per share

PTL Enterprises – Rs 1.75 per share

Roto Pumps – Rs 0.8 per share

Sarthak Metals – Rs 0.5 per share

Shradha Infraprojects – Rs 0.5 per share

Shriram Finance – Rs 3 per share

Sobha – Rs 3 per share

Sundaram Finance Holdings – Rs 1.55 per share

Toss the Coin – Rs 2.5 per share

UPL – Rs 6 per share

Xchanging Solutions – Rs 2 per share

Zensar Technologies – Rs 11 per share

Zydus Wellness – Rs 6 per share

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