Infosys shares will go ex-dividend as October 26 is the last day to qualify for interim payout

Infosys shares will go ex-dividend as October 26 is the last day to qualify for interim payout

Infosys, one of India’s leading IT giants, is set to focus more on dividends today as investors keep an eye on the company’s announced interim dividend of Rs 23 per share.

The stock is trading at an interim dividend of 460%, and today is the last day to buy Infosys shares to qualify for the benefit as the ex-dividend date falls on Monday, October 27.

“The Board of Directors, at their meeting held on October 15 and 16, 2025, transacted the following matters: declared an interim dividend of Rs 23/- per equity share, fixed October 27, 2025 as record date and November 7, 2025 as payout date,” the company said in an earlier filing with the stock exchanges.

In the last twelve months, Infosys has declared a stock dividend of Rs 43 per share and at a share price of Rs 1,536.80, Infosys Ltd’s dividend yield is 2.80%, as per Trenslyne data.

Besides Infosys, several other companies are trading with dividends today. Investors who want to receive the announced payouts must purchase the shares on or before October 26, 2025 to qualify, as shares typically go ex-dividend one trading day before the record date.


According to data available on StockEdge, CRISIL offers the highest interim dividend among listed names at Rs 16 per share (1600%). L&T Technology Services has declared an interim dividend of Rs 18 per share (900%), while CESC, PCBL Chemical and 360 One Wam have declared Rs 6 per share each as interim payouts at a dividend of 600%. Central Bank of India, one of the public sector banks, offers a dividend of 2% or Rs 0.2 per share. REC has declared an interim dividend of Rs 4.6 per share at 46%. Tanla Platforms is also on the dividend radar with Rs 6 per share (600%) as interim payout. Investors following these dividend announcements should note that purchasing these shares on October 26 makes them eligible for the interim dividends, while purchases made on or after October 27 are not eligible.

The ex-dividend date, which falls on October 27 for all of the above companies, marks the first day of stock trading without the value of the declared dividend.

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