Last day to buy shares of Sagility, Kaveri Seed among 6 companies to be eligible for upcoming dividends. Do you own?

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Investors eyeing dividend income from Sagility, Gujarat Pipavav Port, Kaveri Seed Company, among others, may want to take note, that today, November 11, is the last day to purchase shares of these companies in order to be eligible for their respective dividends.

The ex-date for all these stocks falls on November 12, which means investors need to have these stocks in their demat account by the end of today’s trading session.


Sagility, a business process management company, has declared an interim dividend of 0.5% at Rs 0.05 per share. Investors holding shares of Sagility at the close of today will qualify for this payout.

Gujarat Pipavav Port, a player in the port and logistics sector, has announced an interim dividend of 54% at Rs 5.4 per share.


Kaveri Seed Company, one of India’s leading seed producers, has declared a substantial interim dividend of 250% at Rs 5 per share.

Global Education will distribute an interim dividend of 25% at Rs 0.5 per share, while Elitecon International has announced an interim dividend of 5% at Rs 0.05 per share.Symphony, known for its air-cooling products, has also declared a dividend of Rs 1 per share for its shareholders. These dividend announcements and dates have been sourced from StockEdge, a market analytics platform that tracks corporate actions.

Investors should note that to be eligible for any dividend, they must purchase shares at least one trading day before the ex-dividend date, which in this case is today. Holding the stock on or after the ex-date does not entitle new buyers to the dividend payout.

(Disclaimer: Recommendations, suggestions, views and opinions given by the experts are their own. These do not represent the views of The Economic Times)

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