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TD Power Systems Shares Gain Ahead of Dividend Record Date
Reported by Rohit Yadav (Staff Writer) · Livemint - Markets ·
Shares of TD Power Systems are drawing investor attention as the company approaches its upcoming dividend record date. The firm closed out the week with solid market gains following its second-quarter financial performance for the year 2026-27.
Market Performance
TD Power Systems saw its stock close 1.85 percent higher at 637.55 rupees per share on the BSE, bringing its total market capitalization to 20,493.97 crore rupees. The share value has jumped 10.56 percent over the past month, while recording a massive surge of nearly 369 percent over the last three years. Brokerage firm SBI Securities has issued a Buy rating for the stock, setting a target price of 732 rupees per share, which suggests further upside potential of 14.8 percent from current levels.
Growth Factors
Company management reports that order inflows are driven by actual market demand rather than supply pushes, with most pending orders slated for completion within the next year. Key growth drivers include rising demand for dedicated power for artificial intelligence and hyperscale data centers, grid stability equipment, baseline power expansion, and global decarbonisation trends. Backed by these strong September quarter results and improved profit margins, the board of directors has approved a dividend of 0.65 rupees per equity share, carrying a face value of one rupee each.
Context
Dividend record dates are crucial milestones for investors because they determine which shareholders are officially registered on company books to receive declared payouts. Companies in heavy engineering and power equipment sectors often see heightened market interest when global infrastructure demands shift toward grid stability and renewable energy integration.
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