Stocks Going Ex‑Dividend on September 10: Key Payouts and Dates

Investors who keep a close eye on dividend yields will notice that a handful of Indian equities are set to go ex‑dividend on September 10. In plain language, if you own the shares before that date you’ll be eligible for the announced payout; buy after, and you’ll miss out.

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd (ZEEL) is among the first. The media giant has confirmed a final dividend of ₹2 per share. September 10 serves as both the ex‑dividend and record date, meaning the company will lock in the shareholder list on that day. The cash will land in shareholders’ accounts on October 17.

Next up is Apex Frozen Foods Ltd, which has declared a slightly higher final dividend of ₹2.50 per share. The mechanics are the same – September 10 is the cut‑off and record date, with payment also slated for October 17. The modest bump reflects the company’s steady earnings from its frozen‑food portfolio.

Power Mech Projects Ltd rounds out the list with a ₹1.50 per‑share final dividend. Again, the ex‑dividend and record dates converge on September 10, and investors can expect the money to be credited on October 17. For a firm that operates in the power‑plant equipment space, this dividend underscores a solid cash‑flow position.

Perhaps the most eye‑catching figure comes from TVS Srichakra Ltd, which is offering a whopping ₹37.80 per share – the highest payout among all the stocks hitting the ex‑dividend threshold that day. The record date is September 10, and the payment will be made a bit later, on October 24, giving shareholders a nice cushion before the cash arrives.

Other companies joining the ex‑dividend parade include Indoco Remedies Ltd (₹0.20 per share) and Ganesha Ecosphere Ltd (₹3.50 per share). Both have September 10 as the record date and will settle the dividend on October 17.

A longer tail of smaller‑cap names also turns ex‑dividend on the same day. DIVGI TorqTransfer Systems will pay ₹3.27 per share, Radiant Cash Management Services ₹2.50, Elnet Technologies ₹2, Linc and Valiant Communications each ₹1.50, and a handful of others ranging from ₹1 down to ₹0.15. All share the September 10 record date, with payouts scheduled for mid‑October.

As always, this roundup is for informational purposes only. It’s not a recommendation to buy or sell any of the mentioned securities. Anyone considering a trade should consult a qualified financial adviser and weigh their own investment goals and risk tolerance.