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A number of Indian companies are scheduled to go ex-dividend this week beginning 23 February 2026, meaning that investors who purchase shares on or after the ex-dividend date will not be eligible for the upcoming dividend payout. Typically, share prices adjust downward on the ex-dividend date to account for the dividend being paid out.

Ex-Dividend Stocks This Week

Company Ex-Date Dividend (₹/share)
PI Industries Ltd 23 Feb 2026 ₹5 (Interim)
AK Capital Services Ltd 24 Feb 2026 ₹22 (Interim)
NBCC (India) Ltd 25 Feb 2026 ₹0.12 (Interim)
Stratmont Industries Ltd 26 Feb 2026 ₹0.10 (Interim)
Dhunseri Ventures Ltd 27 Feb 2026 ₹3.50 (Interim)
Spice Islands Industries Ltd 27 Feb 2026 ₹0.50 (Interim)

Bonus Issues Scheduled Next Week

Company Ex-Date Bonus Ratio
Infobeans Technologies Ltd 27 Feb 2026 3:1 Bonus

A 3:1 bonus issue means shareholders will receive three additional shares for every one share they hold as of the record date.

 Stock Splits Happening This Week

Company Ex-Date Split Details
Fynx Capital Ltd 25 Feb 2026 Face value split from ₹10 to ₹1
Angel One Ltd 26 Feb 2026 Face value split from ₹10 to ₹1

A stock split increases the total number of shares in circulation while reducing the face value per share, often making the stock more tradable without changing the overall investment value held by shareholders.

 Other Corporate Actions

Company Corporate Action Date
Hilton Metal Forging Ltd Rights Issue 24 Feb 2026
Padam Cotton Yarns Ltd Rights Issue 24 Feb 2026
Bhandari Hosiery Exports Ltd Rights Issue 25 Feb 2026

A rights issue gives existing shareholders the opportunity to buy additional shares at a discounted price, usually in proportion to their existing holdings.

Summary

This week’s corporate action calendar features several key ex-dividend dates including PI Industries, NBCC (India), AK Capital Services, Stratmont Industries, Dhunseri Ventures and Spice Islands Industries. In addition, Infobeans Technologies is set to issue a 3:1 bonus, while Fynx Capital and Angel One will undergo stock splits reducing face values from ₹10 to ₹1. A few companies including Hilton Metal Forging, Padam Cotton Yarns, and Bhandari Hosiery Exports are advancing rights issues, offering existing shareholders a chance to buy new shares at preferential terms.

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