As the new financial year begins, investors are closely tracking dividend announcements from major companies.
Several big names have already declared payouts, making April an important month for shareholders looking to earn extra income.
Companies like Vedanta, Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited, and TVS Holdings have announced interim dividends.
At the same time, CRISIL and Sanofi India are in focus for their final dividends.
Here’s a simple breakdown of the top dividend payouts you should keep an eye on this April.
Vedanta Announces Rs 11 Interim Dividend
Vedanta has approved an interim dividend of Rs 11 per share for FY26
. The record date was March 28, so eligible shareholders can expect the payout by mid-April.
Earlier, the company had already paid Rs 23 per share in two rounds, making this another strong return for investors.
TVS Holdings Fixes April 2 as Record Date
TVS Holdings has declared an interim dividend of Rs 86 per share.
The record date is April 2, and payments are expected soon after.
This payout reflects the company’s consistent approach to rewarding shareholders.
Chennai Petroleum to Pay Rs 8 Dividend
Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited, a subsidiary of Indian Oil Corporation, has announced an interim dividend of Rs 8 per share.
The record date is April 2, and eligible investors should receive their payments by April 25.
CRISIL Declares Rs 28 Final Dividend
CRISIL has announced a final dividend of Rs 28 per share.
The record date is April 3, and payouts are expected by April 23.
The company has already paid Rs 33 per share through interim dividends earlier this year.
Sanofi India Announces Rs 48 Final Dividend
Sanofi India has declared a final dividend of Rs 48 per share for FY26.
The record date is April 22, which means investors must hold shares before this date to be eligible.
What is a Record Date? Explained Simply
The record date is the key date you need to remember if you want to receive a dividend.
On this day, the company checks its list of shareholders.
If your name is on the list, you will get the dividend.
If you buy the shares after this date, you won’t be eligible for that payout.
Keeping track of these dates and announcements can help you make better investment decisions and ensure you don’t miss out on valuable returns.
