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Know More About Two Tata Stocks That Are Set To Expire Today’s Dividends Here

The stock market will be buzzing on Thursday as shares of Tata Steel and Tata Elxsi go ex-dividend. In the fiscal year FY23, Tata Steel would provide a dividend to shareholders at a rate of 360% while Tata Elxsi will do so at a staggering 606%. Tata Steel will really pay the dividend on July 10, while Tata Elxsi will do so on August 3.

On or after the seventh day after the conclusion of the 34th AGM, the dividend will be paid. As of June 23, the corporation will use that date as the record date.


The day before or the day prior to the record date is normally when company shares begin trading ex-dividend. A company’s stock does not carry the value of the upcoming dividend payment when it goes ex-dividend on a certain day.

A publicly traded firm may reward its shareholders with dividends, which it pays out of its earnings. The day when equity share prices are changed to reflect dividend payments is known as the ex-dividend date. Thanks to the ‘T+1’ settlement option, which is often utilised on exchanges, it is quite comparable to the record date.

Tata Elxsi is a well-known supplier of design and technology services to the transportation, media, healthcare, and automotive sectors.

This year, the Tata Elxsi stock has increased by around 23%.

With a 35 million tonne capacity for yearly crude steel production, Tata Steel, the flagship firm of the Tata Group, ranks first among the top worldwide steel producers. The company’s combined revenue for the fiscal year 2022–2023 was $30.3 billion.

For the fiscal year that ended in March 2023, the board of directors of Tata Steel proposed a dividend of Rs 3.60 per share with a face value of Rs 1.

Over the previous 20 years, Tata Steel has paid out 29 dividends, and in the most recent fiscal year, it paid out an equity dividend of Rs 12.75 per share.

In a year, the share price has decreased by 4%.

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