Archive · 2 Nov 2025
Multiple Companies Set to Trade Ex-Dividend and Ex-Stock Split Next Week
Imagine you own a piece of a company, called a stock.
Sometimes, companies share their profits with the people who own their stocks.
This is called a dividend.
Next week, many companies are going to have a special day called an 'ex-dividend' day.
If you buy their stock on or after this day, you won't get the next dividend payment.
It's like buying a ticket after the movie has already started; you miss the beginning.
Also, one company, BEML, is doing something called a 'stock split'.
This means they are taking one share and dividing it into smaller shares, which can make it easier for more people to buy them.
Other companies will also have special events like giving out parts of a business or distributing income.
Numerous companies, including Coal India, Mazagon Dock, BPCL, and Hindustan Unilever, will trade ex-dividend starting November 3, 2025.
Trading ex-dividend means the stock price will be adjusted to exclude the value of the upcoming dividend payment.
Shareholders are eligible for dividends if they own the stock before the 'Record Date', which is one day before the ex-dividend date.
BEML Ltd is set to trade ex-stock split on November 3, 2025, dividing its shares from a ₹10 denomination to ₹5.
Other corporate actions, such as spin-offs and income distributions from REITs, are also scheduled for the week.
- Who
- Several Indian companies including Coal India, Mazagon Dock, BPCL, Hindustan Unilever, NTPC, RR Kabel, HPCL, Colgate Palmolive, and Oracle Financial Services Software.
- What
- These companies will trade ex-dividend, meaning their stock prices will adjust to reflect upcoming dividend payouts. Additionally, BEML Ltd will trade ex-stock split, and other corporate actions like spin-offs and income distributions will occur.
- When
- The upcoming week, starting Monday, November 3, 2025.
- Where
- Indian stock markets (BSE data mentioned).
- Why
- Companies issue dividends to distribute profits to shareholders, and stock splits to increase liquidity and make shares more affordable.
Shareholder Perspective
Company Perspective
Dividend Payouts
Shareholder Perspective
Shareholders aim to maximize returns through timely dividend payouts, especially those relying on regular income from investments.
Company Perspective
Companies distribute dividends as a way to reward shareholders and manage their financial resources effectively, balancing payouts with reinvestment needs.
Stock Splits
Shareholder Perspective
Shareholders may benefit from increased liquidity and potentially higher demand for shares after a stock split, making them more accessible.
Company Perspective
Companies undertake stock splits to make their shares more affordable and accessible to a broader investor base, potentially increasing trading volume.
- Ex-Dividend Start Date
- November 3, 2025
- Companies Trading Ex-Dividend
- Coal India, Mazagon Dock, BPCL, Hindustan Unilever, NTPC, RR Kabel, HPCL, Colgate Palmolive, Oracle Financial Services Software, and many others
- Companies Trading Ex-Stock Split
- BEML Ltd
- Other Corporate Actions
- Spin-off shares (Parshva Enterprises Ltd), Income Distribution RITES (Brookfield India Real Estate Trust REIT, Embassy Office Parks REIT, Mindspace Business Parks REIT)
- Stock Split Details
- BEML Ltd undergoing a split from ₹10 to ₹5