Investors looking for dividend income have something to watch next week. Several companies will trade ex-dividend, and five of them have announced dividends of more than ₹50 per share.
To receive the dividend, investors must own the shares before the record date set by each company. Here’s a look at the companies and the dividends they have announced.
1. Hawkins Cookers to Pay ₹140 Per Share
Hawkins Cookers has announced a ₹140 dividend per share. The company has fixed July 22 as the record date, meaning only shareholders whose names are on the company’s records on that day will receive the dividend.
The company has a strong dividend history. In 2025, it paid a dividend of ₹125 per share.
On Friday, Hawkins Cookers shares closed 1.46% higher at ₹9,078.70 on the BSE. The stock has delivered around 17% returns over the past six months.
2. ICRA Announces Total Dividend of ₹105
ICRA has declared a total dividend of ₹105 per share. This includes a final dividend of ₹70 and a special dividend of ₹35.
Although the stock slipped 0.46% on Friday to close at ₹5,203.05, and is down 24% over the last one year, the company has rewarded shareholders with a healthy dividend.
3. Abbott India Declares Highest Dividend
Abbott India has announced the highest dividend among these companies at ₹656 per share.
The payout includes a final dividend of ₹525 and a special dividend of ₹131. The company has fixed July 24 as the record date.
On Friday, Abbott India shares closed at ₹28,013.60 on the BSE. The stock has gained around 0.85% in the last six months.
4. Hero MotoCorp to Give ₹75 Per Share
Hero MotoCorp has announced a ₹75 dividend per share. The record date for the dividend is July 24.
The stock ended Friday at ₹4,911.25, gaining less than 1% during the session. However, the shares have fallen around 16% so far this year.
5. Voltamp Transformers Offers ₹100 Dividend
Voltamp Transformers has declared a ₹100 dividend per share.
The stock rose more than 1% on Friday to close at ₹9,514.04. The company will trade ex-dividend on July 24, making it an important date for eligible investors.
Keep This in Mind
To receive these dividends, investors must buy the shares before they turn ex-dividend and meet the eligibility criteria based on the record date.
