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Dividend Record Date Alert: Last Chance For 54 Stocks
Many companies are preparing to pay dividends to their shareholders.
A dividend is money a company gives to people who own its shares.
These companies chose September 21, 2026, as the record date.
The record date is used to decide which investors qualify for payment.
Since trades take one business day to settle, investors generally needed to buy the shares by September 18.
Maharashtra Scooters announced the largest payment in the listed group, at ₹160 per share.
Bajaj Holdings & Investment announced ₹65 per share, and Southern Gas announced ₹60.
The article says 54 companies in one place but refers to 55 stocks elsewhere.
Fifty-four companies reportedly set Monday, September 21, 2026, as the dividend record date, while another reference calls the list 55 stocks.
Because Indian markets use T+1 settlement, Friday, September 18, was effectively the last purchase day for dividend eligibility.
Maharashtra Scooters announced the highest listed payout at ₹160 per share.
Bajaj Holdings & Investment announced ₹65 per share, while Southern Gas announced ₹60 per share.
Other companies in focus included Dixon Technologies, Container Corporation of India, Kajaria Ceramics, Vedant Fashions and Monte Carlo Fashions.
- Who
- Investors and the 54 companies identified in the article, including Maharashtra Scooters, Bajaj Holdings & Investment, Dixon Technologies and Container Corporation of India.
- What
- The companies announced dividend record dates of September 21, 2026, to determine shareholder eligibility for dividend payments.
- Where
- The companies are listed in the Indian stock market.
- When
- The record date was Monday, September 21, 2026; Friday, September 18, was described as the effective last buying day.
- Why
- The T+1 settlement cycle means share purchases require one business day to settle before determining dividend eligibility.
Key facts
- Record date
- September 21, 2026
- Effective last purchase date
- September 18, 2026
- Settlement cycle
- T+1
- Highest listed payout
- Maharashtra Scooters: ₹160 per share
- Second-highest highlighted payout
- Bajaj Holdings & Investment: ₹65 per share
- Other major payout highlighted
- Southern Gas: ₹60 per share
- Reported number of stocks
- The article says 54 companies in one section and 55 stocks in another









