Dividend & Corporate Action Stocks — This Week 21–25 September 2026

📢 Dividend & Corporate Action Stocks — This Week

For 21–25 September 2026, more than 150 Indian listed companies have scheduled dividend, stock-split or other corporate actions.

💰 Important dividend stocks

These are among the announced corporate actions for the week; the complete list is much larger.

Mon 21 Sep (about 54 stocks), buy window already closed

• Maharashtra Scooters pays ₹160 (interim), Bajaj Holdings ₹65 (interim) and Southern Gas ₹60.
• Kingfa Science & Technology pays ₹20, Monte Carlo Fashions ₹20 and Dixon ₹10.
• ISGEC pays ₹6, Kajaria Ceramics ₹6 and Maithan Alloys ₹6. 
• Vedant Fashions pays ₹7.75, CyberTech ₹4 and Jeena Sikho Lifecare ₹4.50. 
• CONCOR pays ₹1 and Bharat Dynamics ₹0.40. 

Tue 22 Sep (about 62 stocks), last day to buy is Monday

• Ambika Cotton Mills pays ₹37, GOCL Corporation ₹30 and BEML ₹12.28. 
• National Peroxide pays ₹7, 3B BlackBio Dx ₹5, and Repco Home Finance, Mallcom and Kilburn Engineering ₹3 each. 
• IRCTC pays ₹0.50, NLC India ₹0.25 and HFCL ₹0.20. 
• TAAL Tech's 1:5 stock split also has a 22 September record date, cutting face value from ₹10 to ₹2. 

Wed 23 Sep (about 55 stocks), last day to buy is Tuesday

• Gujarat Mineral Development Corporation pays ₹9.50, the highest of the day. 
• Tyche Industries pays ₹3.50, and Talbros Engineering and Goodluck India ₹3 each. 
• MIDHANI pays ₹1.25, Titagarh Rail Systems ₹1, PNC Infratech ₹0.60 and Premier Explosives ₹0.50.
• Apollo Micro Systems pays ₹0.25. 

Thu 24 Sep, last day to buy is Wednesday

• Engineers India pays ₹2.50, Adtech Systems ₹1.10, Shri Venkatesh Refineries ₹1 and Arfin India ₹0.12 (interim). Fri 25 Sep, last day to buy is Thursday

• LGT Global Hospitality pays ₹0.25, Sri Lotus Developers ₹0.50 and Noble Polymers ₹0.05. 
• Naturite Agro (1:2) and Midwest Energy (1:10) also go ex-split on 25 September. 

The buy-by dates assume T+1 settlement, where the ex-date and record date fall on the same day. Confirm the cut-off with your broker or the exchange filing.

The rupee amount per share doesn't tell you much on its own. ₹37 on Ambika Cotton is a large payout only relative to its share price, and a ₹1 dividend on a ₹1,000 stock is a 0.1% yield. Also, a stock usually drops by about the dividend amount on the ex-date. I'm not a financial advisor, so this is just background for your own decision.

🚆 Stocks particularly in focus

IRCTC, BEML, Engineers India, NLC India, Titagarh Rail Systems, Dixon Technologies, Hindustan Copper, Cochin Shipyard and RCF are among the names investors are tracking for this week's corporate actions.

Important: The record date is used to determine shareholder eligibility. The exact ex-date and settlement mechanics matter, so investors should verify the exchange/company announcement before trading specifically for a dividend.