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    Titagarh Rail, Dr Lal PathLabs among 22 stocks to trade ex-dividend on Tuesday. Do you own any?

    Dividends are paid to shareholders recorded on the company's record date. To qualify for dividends, shares must be purchased at least one day before the ex-date, as transactions settle the following day. Shares bought on the ex-date do not qualify for dividends.

    Reliance, HAL among 102 stocks with dividend, bonus, split next week. Do you own any?

    Upcoming record dates for dividends, bonus issues, and stock splits are expected to keep companies like HAL, Reliance, and ONGC in focus. To be eligible, shareholders must have their shares in demat accounts by the record date. The list of companies, each with specific actions, highlights the slated events for the next week.

    To take care of possible headwinds: 4 largecap stocks from different sectors with upside potential of up to 38%

    Market has a strange habit of giving surprises on both sides, moving up when no one is expecting and news is bad all around. Falling when no one is expecting it to fall and there is good news all around. This week it was the turn of the second one. Instead of predicting the time when there will be a correction and how long it will continue, a better option is to just be ready for it. Ready by staying with large caps and that too with sectors and stocks where some tailwinds are emerging. This is not to say that there cannot be some underperformance in large cap space, but the fact is that over the long term these large caps not only create much more wealth but in a bearish phase, they tend to protect the wealth by falling less as compared to mid and small caps

    Vedanta shares to trade ex-dividend on Friday. Last chance to buy for eligibility

    Vedanta has set August 3 as the record date for the dividend. Since August 3 falls on a Saturday, a market holiday, the ex-dividend date is August 2. Therefore, today is the last day to purchase the shares to be eligible for the dividend payment.

    Supreme Industries posts three-fold jump in net profit at Rs 243 crore in Q2

    Supreme Industries Managing Director M P Taparia said: "Polymer prices remained range-bound during the quarter but witnessed a sharp downward trend during 1st fortnight of October, affecting business sentiments. Now the prices have started stabilising and business activities have started picking up."

    UPL Q2 Results: Agro-chem maker posts surprise loss of Rs 189 crore on weak demand, destocking

    UPL shares, which have lost nearly a quarter of their value so far this year, fell as much as 4.8% after the results. The Mumbai-based company's revenue from operations fell around 19% year-on-year to 101.70 billion rupees. Revenue from the biggest segment, crop protection, fell nearly 21%.

    The Economic Times
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