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November Corporate Actions Bring Dividends, Splits, and Buybacks for Investors
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The month of November brings a packed calendar of corporate actions as major firms set record dates for dividends, stock splits, buybacks, and bonus issues. Major firms including Coal India, Hindustan Unilever, Power Grid Corporation of India, and Infosys have lined up corporate actions for the month.
Dividends and Splits
Numerous companies have scheduled dividend record dates in November, including Colgate Palmolive, Pitti Engineering, Route Mobile, Tanla Platforms, Gravita India, Infosys, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, Asian Paints, Coal India, Godrej Consumer Products, and Engineers India. Meanwhile, Gujarat Natural Resources has set November 5 for a stock split from ten rupees to one rupee. Knowledge Marine and Engineering Works has chosen November 6 for a split from five rupees to one rupee. Interarch Building Solutions will split its stock from ten rupees to two rupees on November 30.
Buybacks and Other Actions
FDC and Medi Assist Healthcare Services have fixed November dates for share buybacks, setting November 13 and November 20 respectively. Crescentis Capital, Suvidhaa Infoserve, and Kanel Industries have scheduled rights issues of equity shares. Five companies, including IRB InvIT Fund and Anzen India Energy Yield Plus Trust, have fixed record dates for Income Distribution from InvITs and REITs. Concord Biotech is the sole firm issuing bonus shares in November, offering a one-is-to-one payout with a record date of November 4.
Context
These corporate actions come on the heels of a market recovery in October, where the Nifty 50 rose by 2.81 percent and the BSE Sensex gained 3.55 percent. Investors closely track record dates to determine who is eligible to receive upcoming dividends, bonus shares, or participate in splits and buybacks.
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