India’s stock market will be extremely active today because of the trading activities of HDFC Bank, Vedanta, Karur Vysya Bank, and 11 other companies. All these companies are going to be ex-dividend or ex-bonus meaning that the rights of the shareholders will be changed and stock prices will also fluctuate accordingly.


Big activities are set to take place in Indian markets on Monday, 26th August 2025. 13 companies including HDFC Bank, Vedanta, and Karur Vysya Bank are among the top movers will be ex-dividend or ex-bonus. Due to these corporate actions, trading volumes and investor sentiment are likely to be influenced during the session.

CompanyCorporate ActionRatio / Dividend (USD)Ex-DateRecord Date
HDFC BankBonus Issue1:1Aug 26, 2025Aug 27, 2025
Karur Vysya BankBonus Issue1:5Aug 26, 2025Aug 26, 2025
VedantaInterim Dividend$16.00Aug 26, 2025Aug 27, 2025
Gillette IndiaFinal Dividend$47.00Aug 26, 2025Aug 26, 2025
Transpek IndustryDividend$20.00Aug 26, 2025Aug 26, 2025
Garware Technical FibresFinal Dividend$1.50Aug 26, 2025Aug 26, 2025
Bajaj Steel IndustriesFinal Dividend$1.00Aug 26, 2025Aug 27, 2025
Emami Paper MillsFinal Dividend$1.60Aug 26, 2025Aug 27, 2025
Jay Bharat MarutiFinal Dividend$0.70Aug 26, 2025Aug 27, 2025
JBM AutoFinal Dividend$0.85Aug 26, 2025Aug 27, 2025
MAS Financial ServicesFinal Dividend$0.70Aug 26, 2025Aug 27, 2025
Premco GlobalFinal Dividend$2.00Aug 26, 2025Aug 27, 2025
SKM Egg Products Export (India)Final Dividend$1.50Aug 26, 2025
Source: BSE

Expert opinions

Corporate actions like giving dividends and issuing bonus shares are very important for the market to change. While bonus shares may emanate the management’s assurance and liquidity augmentation, large dividend distributions signal an enterprise’s robust cash flow and shareholder-centric strategies. As a result of blue-chip companies like HDFC Bank and Vedanta being the first to announce, analysts are expecting the market to experience a quick range of reactions before the dates of the records.

The fact that all ex-dividend and ex-bonus operatives occur on one day speaks of the Indian vibrant equity market’s liveliness yet it also shows the robust sectors in the market, where financial services are considered a source of growth while the consumer and industrial sectors are stable cash generators


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