
More than 170 companies, including IRCTC, Dixon Technologies, and BEML, have set record dates for dividends and stock splits during the week beginning Monday, September 21. Investors must hold shares in demat…
More than 170 companies, including IRCTC, Dixon Technologies, and BEML, have set record dates for dividends and stock splits during the week beginning Monday, September 21. Investors must hold shares in demat accounts on the applicable record dates to qualify. The list is provisional, with more companies possible.

Tuesday, September 22, is the busiest day with over 50 stocks turning ex-dividend. BEML announced a dividend of Rs 12.28 per share, Ambika Cotton Mills Rs 37, and GOCL Corporation Rs 30. Among Monday's ex-dates, Maharashtra Scooters pays the highest at Rs 160 per share, while Bajaj Holdings declared Rs 65. Three stocks, TAAL Tech, Naturite Agro Products, and Midwest Energy, will split their shares this week.
The coverage is uniform straight reporting from both outlets, each listing dividend record dates and stock splits for the week. NDTV Profit leads with Bajaj Holdings' Rs 65 dividend, while Livemint gives a broader view with over 170 companies and day-by-day tables. The core news is identical: investors must hold shares before the record date to qualify. The implied alert for readers is that Tuesday September 22 is the busiest day, with over 50 companies including BEML and IRCTC turning ex-dividend.
Coverage: 3 sources, 3 neutral
Sources (3): ndtvprofit.com (neutral report), livemint.com (neutral report), livemint.com (2) (neutral report)
This brief was synthesised by AI from the 3 sources linked above, so one read covers every framing they carry.
Updated: this story now draws on 3 sources.