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  • No salaries: How key promoters earned via dividends, incentives

    Infosys’ Nandan Nilekani, Deepinder Goyal of Eternal, Mukesh Ambani of Reliance Industries, Murli Krishnan Prasad Divi of Divi’s Laboratories, Rahul Bhatia of InterGlobe Aviation, Mohit Burman of Dabur India, Samir Uttamlal Mehta of Torrent Pharmaceuticals, and Vikas Oberoi of Oberoi Realty.

  • Hindustan Zinc announces Rs 10 interim dividend for FY26; shares tumble 3%

    Hindustan Zinc announces Rs 10 interim dividend for FY26; shares tumble 3%

    Hindustan Zinc share price: The shares of the Vedanta Group company have now snapped a four-day gaining streak, which was triggered by the sharp rally in silver prices.

  • No profits to show yet over 20 companies line up large dividend payouts

    No profits to show yet over 20 companies line up large dividend payouts

    EID Parry plans to distribute Rs 160 crore, with promoters - holding a 41.6 percent stake - receiving nearly Rs 66.6 crore. Edelweiss Financial will distribute Rs 138 crore as dividend, of which over Rs 45 crore will go to promoters holding a 32.7 percent stake.

  • Govt dividend from listed PSUs slips marginally to Rs 82,995 crore in FY25

    Govt dividend from listed PSUs slips marginally to Rs 82,995 crore in FY25

    In FY25, 52 listed public sector undertakings (PSUs) declared dividends, up from 50 a year earlier. However, the overall dividend payout to shareholders will be around Rs 1.33 lakh crore, lower than Rs 1.38 lakh crore in the previous fiscal.

  • RBI's balance sheet for FY25 expands by 8.2% to Rs 76.25 lakh crore

    RBI's balance sheet for FY25 expands by 8.2% to Rs 76.25 lakh crore

    This marks a significant increase from Rs 70.47 lakh crore in the previous year

  • Nifty 50 firms dividend payout second highest in the past 10 years

    Nifty 50 firms dividend payout second highest in the past 10 years

    Nifty50 companies have recorded a dividend payout ratio of 42.9 percent—the highest in the last two years, and the second highest in the past 10 years.

  • RBI's bumper dividend to ease fiscal situation for FY26, could even push fiscal deficit lower: Economists

    RBI's bumper dividend to ease fiscal situation for FY26, could even push fiscal deficit lower: Economists

    The dividend stands 27 percent over the previous year’s transfer of Rs 2.11 lakh crore

  • India’s short-term bonds rally on hopes of record RBI dividend

    India’s short-term bonds rally on hopes of record RBI dividend

    The RBI board will meet on Friday to consider the dividend.

  • Govt budgets another bonanza dividend at Rs 2.56 lakh crore from RBI and state-run banks in FY26

    Govt budgets another bonanza dividend at Rs 2.56 lakh crore from RBI and state-run banks in FY26

    This financial year the RBI dividend has helped keep the fiscal deficit in check despite a decline in nominal growth and a faster pick-up in revenue expenditure

  • Vedanta shares slip further today after board declares fourth interim dividend; stock down 1 percent

    Vedanta shares slip further today after board declares fourth interim dividend; stock down 1 percent

    Vedanta's latest dividend payout amounts to Rs 3,324 crore, taking its total dividend distribution for the current financial year to Rs 16,799 crore.

  • Vedanta shares in focus as investors watch today's board meet to consider fourth interim dividend; check record date

    Vedanta shares in focus as investors watch today's board meet to consider fourth interim dividend; check record date

    Once approved, this will be the latest payout in what has been a significant year for Vedanta’s dividend distribution. So far in FY25, the company has declared dividends totaling Rs 35 per share.

  • Indus Towers stock rating: Citi says 'buy' as Vodafone stake sale may yield dividend; check target price

    Indus Towers stock rating: Citi says 'buy' as Vodafone stake sale may yield dividend; check target price

    brokerage said the funds from Vodafone’s complete exit from the Indian towers company are likely to find its way back to Indus Towers shareholders as dividend with attractive yields of up to 6 percent.

  • Mazagon Dock shares jump 8% as board to consider stock split, dividend on Oct 22

    Mazagon Dock shares jump 8% as board to consider stock split, dividend on Oct 22

    The current face value of each stock of Mazagon Dock is Rs 10 and it will also be the first stock split in the company's history.

  • TCS Q2 FY25 net profit falls to Rs 11,909 crore, misses estimates; dividend declared

    TCS Q2 FY25 net profit falls to Rs 11,909 crore, misses estimates; dividend declared

    Tata Consultancy Services Q2 FY25 Results: Analysts had expected the Tata group IT giant’s Q2 revenue to be driven by the ramp-up of key deals, particularly its ongoing partnership with BSNL, and the net profit to be bolstered by robust deal execution.

  • IPO-bound Hyundai India paid Rs 10,780-crore special dividend in FY24

    IPO-bound Hyundai India paid Rs 10,780-crore special dividend in FY24

    Hyundai Motor India has become the seventh Indian company to distribute a dividend exceeding Rs 10,000 crore for FY24

  • Asian Paints says board will consider dividend, sets record date

    Asian Paints says board will consider dividend, sets record date

    Asian Paints board will meet on 23 October to consider payment of dividend for the current financial year 2024-25, and financial results for 2nd quarter ending September.

  • Companies rush to complete buybacks before new tax regime kicks in from Oct 1

    Companies rush to complete buybacks before new tax regime kicks in from Oct 1

    After October 1, listed companies may shift their buyback strategies by issuing bonus preference shares or debentures, while unlisted firms could consider restructuring or using LLPs as alternatives to traditional company structures. Dividends may still be less tax-efficient than buybacks, experts say.

  • Erstwhile HDFC investors question HDFC Bank for lower dividend

    Erstwhile HDFC investors question HDFC Bank for lower dividend

    For the year ending March 2024 HDFC Bank has declared an equity dividend of Rs 19.5 per share.

  • More institutions likely to be asked to share info with I-T dept on specified financial transactions below Rs 10 lakh/annum

    More institutions likely to be asked to share info with I-T dept on specified financial transactions below Rs 10 lakh/annum

    The threshold could be lowered to Rs 5 lakh, said an official. Currently, banks, post offices, NBFCs, stock exchanges and a host of other institutions share the data with the I-T dept.

  • Bharat Coking Coal pays first-ever Rs 44 cr dividend to Coal India

    Bharat Coking Coal pays first-ever Rs 44 cr dividend to Coal India

    This milestone follows BCCL's achievement of clearing its accumulated losses and reporting a net profit of Rs 1,564 crore for the financial year 2023-24, with a turnover of Rs 13,216 crore.

  • IT companies' buybacks might lose appeal after Budget shifts tax burden to investors

    IT companies' buybacks might lose appeal after Budget shifts tax burden to investors

    Analysts predict this change will make buybacks less attractive to investors because of the compliance burden and possibly higher taxes.

  • Four PSU banks pay Rs 6,481 crore dividend to Govt

    Four PSU banks pay Rs 6,481 crore dividend to Govt

    A dividend cheque of Rs 1,838.15 crore was handed over by Canara Bank MD and CEO K Satyanarayana Raju

  • More than 20 loss making firms paid dividends in FY24

    More than 20 loss making firms paid dividends in FY24

    Some of the loss-making companies that plan to pay dividends include Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Ltd, Kolte Patil Developers, Mahindra Lifespace Developers, RHI Magnesita India, Shreyas Shipping & Logistics, Hinduja Global Solutions, Bajaj Healthcare, and Arvind Fashions among others.

  • Govt to get Rs 3,662 crore as dividend for being LIC’s largest shareholder

    Govt to get Rs 3,662 crore as dividend for being LIC’s largest shareholder

    The country’s largest insurer on May 27 declared an interim dividend of Rs 6 per share

  • Vedanta plans to reduce debt with Rs 8,500 crore fundraising

    Vedanta plans to reduce debt with Rs 8,500 crore fundraising

    The board approved a dividend payment of Rs 11 per share for the financial year 2024-25.

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