LIC, HDFC Bank, Divi's Labs among 24 stocks going ex-dividend on Friday; last day to buy

Several prominent companies, including Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), HDFC Bank, Divi’s Laboratories, Lupin, and 3M India, will turn ex-dividend on Friday, July 25, 2025. As a result, today marks the last day for investors to purchase shares of these companies to remain eligible for the announced dividend payouts.

A wide range of companies across sectors are a part of this corporate action schedule. These include both large-cap names and lesser-known microcaps, indicating broad-based shareholder reward activity across the market.

Key dividend payouts:

Among the high-profile names, LIC has declared a dividend of Rs 12 per share, while HDFC Bank has announced a special dividend of Rs 5 per share. Pharma major Divi’s Laboratories will pay Rs 30 per share as a final dividend. Another notable payout comes from Lupin, which has announced a Rs 12 per share final dividend.

Other prominent names going ex-dividend tomorrow include:

• ICRA – Rs 60 per share
  
• 3M India – Rs 160 per share final dividend and Rs 375 per share special dividend
  
• Abbott India – Rs 475 per share
  
• GOCL Corporation – Rs 10 per share
  
• Kirloskar Brothers – Rs 7 per share
  
• KEC International – Rs 5.5 per share
  
• Capital Small Finance Bank – Rs 4 per share
  
• Precision Wires India – Rs 0.5 per share
  
• Thyrocare Technologies – Rs 21 per share
  
• Timken India – Rs 36 per share
  
• Info Edge (India) – Rs 3.6 per share
  
• Jubilant Pharmova – Rs 5 per share
  
• Akzo Nobel India – Rs 30 per share
  
• Bharti Hexacom – Rs 10 per share
  
• Mafatlal Industries – Rs 1 per share
  
• Oberoi Realty – Rs 2 per share (interim dividend)
  
• Orient Cement – Rs 0.5 per share
  
• Nelcast – Rs 0.5 per share
  
• Sealmatic India – Rs 1.1 per share
  
• Wendt – Rs 25 per share (combined from final and special)
  

In addition to these, several mid- and small-cap companies such as Arvind Ltd, Tatva Chintan Pharma, Yatharth Hospital, Monolithisch, Bhageria Industries, Flex Foods, Shriram Pistons & Rings, Mukand Ltd, Indian Metals & Ferro Alloys, Jubilant Ingrevia, Steelcast, and Sumitomo Chemical India are also trading cum-dividend today.

Why it matters?

Ex-dividend dates are crucial for investors aiming to receive upcoming dividend payouts. To be eligible, shares must be purchased at least one business day before the ex-date—in this case, by the end of today’s trading session (July 24).

Investors holding these stocks at the end of today’s session will be entitled to receive the announced dividends when they are paid out, subject to the companies' respective timelines and payout procedures.

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