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Public Sector Undertakings Announce Dividend Payouts With Record Dates Scheduled This Week

Originally reported by LiveMint Markets as: PSU dividend record dates this week: CONCOR, ONGC, NBCC, RITES, HUDCO, NLC- Check amount, record date, payment timeline

8 Nov 2026, 1:21 pm IST · Xecute.finance News Desk

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Several public sector undertakings have scheduled dividend record dates for this week, including CONCOR, HUDCO, NBCC (India), and RITES on November 11, followed by ONGC and NLC India on November 12. Declared payouts vary from ₹0.25 to ₹8 per share. Investors must hold the shares by the respective record dates to be eligible.

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A group of public sector undertakings (PSUs) have announced upcoming dividend record dates scheduled for this week, offering payouts ranging from ₹0.25 to ₹8 per share. Specifically, CONCOR, HUDCO, NBCC (India), and RITES have fixed their record dates for November 11. Subsequently, ONGC and NLC India have set their record dates for November 12. Shareholders appearing in the company registries by these designated dates will qualify to receive the declared cash distributions.

Dividends declared by state-owned enterprises provide regular income streams for equity investors. To be eligible for a corporate dividend, an investor must purchase the stock prior to the ex-date, ensuring their name is registered in the company's books on the record date. Companies subsequently disburse the approved funds directly to the bank accounts of eligible shareholders within specified statutory timelines following board and shareholder approvals.

Investors and portfolio managers must verify their holdings in CONCOR, HUDCO, NBCC (India), RITES, ONGC, and NLC India ahead of November 11 and November 12. Tax professionals should advise clients regarding the applicable dividend distribution tax treatment under current income tax slabs. Bottom line: Confirm share ownership before the respective record dates to ensure entitlement to incoming PSU dividend payouts.

Source: livemint.com

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