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🇮🇳November 1, 2026

Over 40 Indian stocks turn ex-date this week; Infosys, Asian Paints lead

More than 40 Indian companies have scheduled record dates for corporate actions including dividends, bonus issues, rights offerings, and stock splits during November 2–6, 2026. Major participants include Infosys, Asian Paints, Coal India, Power Grid, and Info Edge, with Sanofi India offering the week's highest dividend at Rs 75 per share.

A significant wave of corporate actions is set to impact the Indian stock market this week, with over 40 companies announcing record dates for various shareholder distributions. The announcement indicated that major blue-chip names such as Infosys, Asian Paints, Coal India, Power Grid, and Info Edge are among the participants in this corporate calendar event. According to reports, Sanofi India is offering the highest announced dividend for the week at Rs 75 per share, positioning itself as a notable payout among the scheduled actions. The corporate actions span multiple categories, including straight dividend distributions, bonus share issues, rights offerings to existing shareholders, and stock splits designed to adjust share pricing and liquidity.

These ex-dates represent a critical juncture for equity investors and traders, as they determine eligibility for receiving the announced distributions. Shareholders holding stock before the ex-date become entitled to the announced benefits, whether dividend cash payouts, bonus shares, or subscription rights. For market participants, this week's flurry of corporate actions typically drives trading activity as investors position themselves around these dates. Stock splits and bonus issues can influence a company's share price trajectory and perceived valuation accessibility, while dividend announcements often signal management confidence in cash generation capacity. The concentration of such events in a single week underscores active capital management practices among India's leading corporations and reflects ongoing shareholder return policies across diversified sectors including technology, consumer goods, utilities, and pharmaceuticals.

Source: Markets-Economic Times

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