Dividend Stocks Next Week, August 10-14: Nearly 90 Stocks to Turn Ex-Dividend; Check Full List

Investors tracking dividend-paying stocks have a busy week ahead, with nearly 90 companies scheduled to turn ex-dividend between August 10 and August 14, 2026. The corporate action calendar features a mix of large-cap stocks, PSUs, banks, financial companies and mid-sized firms, giving investors several names to watch as the new trading week begins.

Among the prominent companies on the list are Indus Towers, Jio Financial Services, Castrol India, KPIT Technologies, Bharat Electronics (BEL), Power Grid Corporation, RailTel, Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL), Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL), Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), REC, Apollo Hospitals, Federal Bank and RBL Bank, among others.

An important point for investors is that the ex-dividend date is the date from which a stock trades without entitlement to the announced dividend. Investors looking to receive a particular dividend generally need to hold the shares within the eligibility period specified by the company. Apart from dividends, the corporate-action calendar can also include bonus issues and stock splits, but the companies listed for the coming week are scheduled around dividend payouts.

Dividend Stocks August 10-14: Which Shares Turn Ex-Dividend?

The dividend action is spread across all five trading sessions of the week. While Monday has a relatively smaller list, the number of ex-dividend stocks rises through the week, with Friday emerging as the busiest session.

Here is the complete day-wise list of companies and their declared dividend per share.

Ex-Dividend Stocks on August 10

On Monday, August 10, AVT Natural Products will trade ex-dividend for a payout of Rs 0.45 per share, while Central Mine Planning & Design Institute has declared Rs 1.06 per share. Indus Towers will trade ex-dividend for Rs 14 per share, and Jio Financial Services has announced Rs 0.60 per share. Majestic Auto has declared Rs 25 per share, while PTC India will offer Rs 23 per share. RITES has announced Rs 1.40 per share, Styrenix Performance Materials Rs 23 per share and West Coast Paper Mills Rs 3 per share.

Ex-Dividend Stocks on August 11

On Tuesday, August 11, Castrol India will trade ex-dividend for Rs 6.25 per share, while Chambal Fertilisers & Chemicals has announced Rs 6 per share. Dhunseri Ventures will turn ex-dividend for Rs 1.50 per share, while E & E Enterprises has declared Rs 1 per share. Gland Pharma has announced Rs 20 per share and Godfrey Phillips India Rs 33 per share.

Kanoria Energy & Infrastructure has declared Rs 0.05 per share, while Kirloskar Industries has announced Rs 13 per share. Kopran will trade ex-dividend for Rs 3 per share, Ratnamani Metals & Tubes for Rs 10 per share, Standard Industries for Rs 0.25 per share, Sudarshan Chemical Industries for Rs 5 per share and Symphony for Rs 1 per share.

Ex-Dividend Stocks on August 12

Wednesday, August 12, will see ASM Technologies turn ex-dividend for Rs 6 per share. Computer Age Management Services (CAMS) has declared Rs 2.50 per share, while Dhunseri Tea & Industries has announced Rs 2 per share. Gabriel India will trade ex-dividend for Rs 3.10 per share and Gujarat Containers for Rs 1.50 per share.

H.G. Infra Engineering has declared Rs 2 per share, while Industrial & Prudential Investment Company has announced the week’s biggest payout of Rs 120 per share. KCP has declared Rs 0.50 per share, while KPIT Technologies will turn ex-dividend for Rs 5.25 per share.

Neelamalai Agro Industries has announced Rs 20 per share, NHPC Rs 0.21 per share, Sandur Manganese & Iron Ores Rs 0.50 per share, Narmada Gelatines Rs 11 per share, Uniparts India Rs 9 per share, Vaibhav Global Rs 1.50 per share and Voith Paper Fabrics India Rs 10 per share.

Ex-Dividend Stocks on August 13

On Thursday, August 13, Antony Waste Handling Cell will trade ex-dividend for Rs 0.50 per share, while Bharat Electronics (BEL) has declared Rs 0.55 per share. Century Enka has announced Rs 11 per share, while Dhunseri Investments will turn ex-dividend for Rs 3 per share. Metal Coatings India and Neogen Chemicals have each declared Rs 1 per share.

Power Grid Corporation has announced Rs 1.25 per share, while Prestige Estates Projects has declared Rs 2 per share. RailTel Corporation has announced Rs 1.25 per share and Ramco Cements Rs 2.50 per share. Ramco Industries has declared Rs 1.25 per share, while Sodhani Capital has announced Rs 0.50 per share.

South Indian Bank will turn ex-dividend for Rs 0.45 per share, Sumedha Fiscal Services for Rs 1 per share, Tirupati Foam for Rs 1 per share, Usha Martin for Rs 3.75 per share and Visaka Industries for Rs 1 per share.

Ex-Dividend Stocks on August 14

Friday, August 14, will be the busiest session of the week, with Alkali Metals turning ex-dividend for Rs 1 per share and Anup Engineering for Rs 12 per share. Apollo Hospitals Enterprise has declared Rs 10 per share, while Astral has announced Rs 2.50 per share. Bondada Engineering will trade ex-dividend for Rs 0.28 per share, while Crest Ventures has declared Rs 1 per share.

Electrosteel Castings has announced Rs 0.90 per share and Federal Bank Rs 1.20 per share. Ganesh Consumer Products has declared Rs 2.50 per share, while Godawari Power & Ispat has announced Rs 1 per share. Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL) will turn ex-dividend for Rs 10 per share, while Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL) has announced Rs 19.25 per share.

Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has declared Rs 1.25 per share, while Kalyani Investment Company has announced Rs 10 per share. Kotyark Industries has declared Rs 5 per share and Lloyds Engineering Works Rs 0.25 per share. Mangalam Cement will trade ex-dividend for Rs 1.50 per share, while Global Health has announced Rs 0.50 per share. Minda Corporation has declared Rs 0.80 per share, while NCC has announced Rs 2.20 per share.

Premco Global has declared Rs 2 per share, Rain Industries Rs 1 per share and RBL Bank Rs 1 per share. REC has announced Rs 1.55 per share, while Responsive Industries has declared Rs 0.10 per share. Rashi Peripherals has announced Rs 2 per share, Sandesh Rs 5 per share, Sanghvi Movers Rs 2 per share and Sarda Energy & Minerals Rs 2 per share.

Sonata Software has declared Rs 1.25 per share, while Suryalata Spinning Mills has announced Rs 2 per share. Tourism Finance Corporation of India will turn ex-dividend for Rs 0.60 per share, while Xchanging Solutions has declared Rs 2 per share.