The government plans to nudge listed private companies to adopt fair dividend policies, aiming to improve the share market for common inves...

The Central govt is projected to collect a record ₹66,000-67,000 crore in dividends from its non-financial entities this fiscal year, drive...

India's finance ministry is strategically divesting stakes in public sector enterprises. This has boosted market capitalization by 3.6 time...

The finance ministry has updated capital restructuring guidelines for non-bank public sector enterprises (PSUs) to ensure optimal fund util...

Dividend receipts in the first half of March alone totalled nearly ₹10,000 crore. The revised estimate in the interim budget last month est...

With Indian share markets already facing high volatility this year, investors are heavily relying on dividend paying stocks to generate ret...

Based on the current shareholding of Government of India (51.45 per cent), dividend of Rs 1,142.29 crore shall be paid to the government an...

The dividend payout will be Rs 2,220.19 crore with a record date of March 22.

One needs to pick up the right bottom up stock, see the fundamentals and see that there is capital efficiency and growth.

The government has said that central public sector enterprises (CPSEs) should include asset monetisation and market capitalisation improvem...

The department has asked all CPSEs to consider giving “at least 90% of the projected annual dividend in one or more instalments” as interim...

BSE PSU plunged 18 per cent in the last one year against 3.5 per cent decline of the Sensex.

The company had declared an interim dividend at the rate of Rs 0.71 per equity.

The government’s exchange traded fund of the top 10 state-run firms has returned 31% in the past year, more than double the gains in the be...

Profit-making CPSEs are required to declare a minimum dividend of 20 per cent or a minimum pay-out of 20 per cent whichever is higher.

State-owned firms including Oil and Natural Gas Corp, Coal India and SAIL this fiscal will pay Rs 28,595 cr in dividend to the cash-strappe...

A government struggling to keep the fiscal deficit in check - within the budgetary target of 4.8% of GDP - has few choices beyond such meas...