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Eight Indian Stocks Show Inconsistent Dividend Payouts

Eight Indian Stocks Show Inconsistent Dividend Payouts
Dividend income at risk? 8 stocks with inconsistent dividend payout: Indian Oil, Sanofi India, UTI AMC, and more · livemint.com

Some investors buy stocks because they expect regular dividend payments.

A dividend is money a company gives to shareholders.

This report lists eight Indian companies whose dividend amounts changed significantly over three financial years.

Indo Borax & Chemicals increased its dividend sharply in FY26 after paying only ₹1 in each of the prior two years.

Indian Oil’s dividend moved from ₹12 to ₹3 and then ₹7 per share.

Sanofi India paid less in FY25 and FY26 than in FY24.

UTI Asset Management also reduced its FY26 dividend compared with the previous two years.

These changes show why past high dividends do not always guarantee the same income in future years.

Key facts

Source
SBI Securities report
Companies covered
Eight companies
Highest FY26 dividend per share
Premco Global at ₹44 per share among the companies described in the table; Indo Borax & Chemicals announced ₹40 per share, while Sanofi India announced ₹123 per share.
Largest FY26 increase
Indo Borax & Chemicals rose to ₹40 per share from ₹1 in FY25 and ₹1 in FY24.
Indian Oil payout history
₹7 in FY26, ₹3 in FY25 and ₹12 in FY24
Sanofi India payout history
₹123 in FY26, ₹117 in FY25 and ₹167 in FY24
UTI Asset Management payout history
₹40 in FY26, ₹48 in FY25 and ₹47 in FY24

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