# Ashok Leyland board to decide interim dividend on November 14

2026-11-11T01:47:33+00:00 | Business & Economy | Indian Opinion Desk

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Ashok Leyland will consider an interim dividend for FY27 at its board meeting on Saturday, November 14, the company said in an exchange filing on Tuesday, November 10. The record date for the proposed payout has been set for November 20, meaning shareholders on the company's books that day will be eligible if the board approves it. The dividend amount has not been announced yet. In June, the company paid an interim dividend of Rs 2.50 per share. Earlier payouts included Rs 1 per share in November 2025 and Rs 4.25 per share in May 2025. Ashok Leyland also issued a 1:1 bonus in July 2025.

## Indian Opinion Analysis

The board meeting on November 14 will decide the size of Ashok Leyland's interim dividend for FY27, with no amount announced yet. Investors who want the payout must be on record by November 20. The company's recent pattern of dividends, including Rs 2.50 per share in June and a 1:1 bonus in July 2025, suggests shareholders have received frequent returns this year. What remains unresolved is how much the board will declare, given the absence of any stated figure in the exchange filing.

## Coverage

- ndtvprofit.com <https://www.ndtvprofit.com/markets/ashok-leyland-dividend-board-to-mull-payout-on-november-14-details-inside-12307321>
  Straight exchange-filing report, no slant

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