NSDL, PG Electroplast to trade ex-dividend on Friday. Last chance to buy today

National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) and PG Electroplast will trade ex-dividend on Thursday as both companies have set the record date for determining the eligibility of shareholders to receive the dividend on Friday, September 19, 2025. It will be your last chance today to buy the stocks ahead of the D-day.

The ex-dividend date is set by the exchange and is usually 1-2 business days before the record date. If you buy the stock on or after the ex-dividend date, you won’t receive the dividend. The company announces the record date to determine the eligibility of the investors. Only those investors who own the shares of Trent and JSW Steel will be entitled to receive the dividends.

NSDL dividend

The company had on August 28, informed the exchange about the record date. It will give a dividend of Rs 2 per share subject to the approval of the company members in their 13th AGM scheduled on September 29.

The company's board had on May 23, 2025, recommended the dividend and will be paid on or before Tuesday, October 28, 2025, subject to deduction of tax at source.

This will be NSDL's first dividend payout after its August listing.

The stock is currently trading at Rs 1,289.95 on the BSE and is 61% above its issue price of Rs 800.

PG Electroplast dividend

PG Electroplast is a diversified electronics manufacturing services company and it has announced a dividend of Rs 0.25. The company announced the record date for September 19.

The company has declared 2 dividends since September 23, 2024. In the past 12 months, PG Electroplast has declared an equity dividend amounting to Rs 0.20 per share. At the current share price of Rs 569.50, PG Electroplast's dividend yield is 0.04% according to Trendlyne.

The stock has been a laggard over the past one-year period, witnessing a share price decline of 8%. Its fall has been much sharper in 2025 as the stock has fallen 44% in the said period.

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