The ex-date for all three stocks is November 7, 2025, meaning purchases made on or after that date will not be eligible for their respective payouts.
HUL has declared an interim dividend of Rs 19 per share, representing a 1,900% payout. A consistent performer in the FMCG space, the company’s dividend move aligns with its long-standing track record of rewarding shareholders.
Dabur India has announced an interim dividend of Rs 2.75 per share (a 275% payout). The company, a key player in Ayurvedic and natural consumer products, has historically maintained a steady dividend distribution policy. Shriram Finance, a major NBFC, has declared an interim dividend of Rs 4.8 per share (a 240% payout).
Several other companies will also turn ex-dividend on November 7, 2025. Their interim dividends include:
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