ICICI Bank, HPCL among 90 stocks with record dates for dividends, splits, bonus next week - Corporate actions this week

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Dividends:

Action Construction Equipment – Rs 2 per share (Final, 100%)

Alkali Metals – Rs 0.5 per share (Final, 5%)

Amal Ltd. – Rs 1 per share (Final, 10%)

Anuh Pharma Ltd. – Rs 1.5 per share (Final, 30%)

Astral Ltd. – Rs 2.25 per share (Final, 225%)

Bandhan Bank – Rs 1.5 per share (Final, 15%)

Bhagiradha Chemicals & Industries – Rs 0.15 per share (Final, 15%)

Denta Water & Infra Solutions – Rs 2.5 per share (Final, 25%)

Electrosteel Castings – Rs 1.4 per share (Final, 140%)

Emcure Pharmaceuticals – Rs 3 per share (Final, 30%)

Everest Kanto Cylinder – Rs 0.7 per share (Final, 35%)

Excel Industries – Rs 13.75 per share (Final, 275%)

Five-Star Business Finance – Rs 2 per share (Final, 200%)

Gland Pharma Ltd. – Rs 18 per share (Final, 1800%)

Godawari Power & Ispat – Rs 1 per share (Final, 100%)

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation – Rs 10.5 per share (Final, 105%)

Housing & Urban Development Corporation – Rs 1.15 per share (Interim, 11.5%)

International Gemological Institute – Dividend (Amount not disclosed)

Jindal Drilling & Industries – Rs 1 per share (Final, 20%)

Kovai Medical Center & Hospital – Rs 10 per share (Final, 100%)

LG Balakrishnan & Bros – Rs 20 per share (Final, 200%)

Lloyds Engineering Works – Rs 0.25 per share (Final, 25%)

Mahanagar Gas Ltd. – Rs 18 per share (Final, 180%)

Maharashtra Seamless Ltd. – Rs 10 per share (Final, 200%)

Mangalam Cement Ltd. – Rs 1.5 per share (Final, 15%)

Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers – Rs 1.5 per share (Final, 15%)

Minda Corporation Ltd. – Rs 0.9 per share (Final, 45%)

Morganite Crucible (India) – Rs 19 per share (Final, 380%)

Munjal Auto Industries – Rs 1 per share (Final, 50%)

Murudeshwar Ceramics Ltd. – Rs 0.5 per share (Final, 5%)

Nath Bio-Genes (India) – Rs 2 per share (Final, 20%)

NCC Ltd. – Rs 2.2 per share (Final, 110%)

NMDC Ltd. – Rs 1 per share (Final, 100%)

Raghav Productivity Enhancers Ltd. – Rs 1 per share (Final, 10%)

REC Ltd. – Rs 2.6 per share (Final, 26%)

Reliance Industries Ltd. – Rs 5.5 per share (Final, 55%)

Repco Home Finance – Rs 4 per share (Final, 40%)

Rossell India Ltd. – Rs 0.4 per share (Final, 20%)

Sahyadri Industries Ltd. – Rs 1 per share (Final, 10%)

Shiva Texyarn Ltd. – Rs 0.6 per share (Final, 6%)

Tourism Finance Corporation of India Ltd. – Rs 3 per share (Final, 30%)

Vaibhav Global Ltd. – Rs 1.5 per share (Interim, 75%)

VRL Logistics Ltd. – Bonus 1:1

West Coast Paper Mills Ltd. – Rs 5 per share (Final, 250%)

Zen Technologies Ltd. – Rs 2 per share (Final, 200%)

Zinema Media & Entertainment Ltd. – Rs 0.05 per share (Final, 0.5%)

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