Description

BSE announces corporate actions for 18 companies including dividend payments and one stock split, with ex-dates ranging from September 8-19, 2025.

Summary

BSE has announced corporate actions for 18 securities in the SLB (Securities Lending and Borrowing) segment. The announcement includes 17 dividend declarations and 1 stock split, with ex-dates scheduled between September 8-19, 2025. Each corporate action includes specific record dates, ex-dates, and shut periods for trading.

Key Points

  • 18 companies have declared corporate actions in SLB securities
  • 17 dividend payments and 1 stock split (Tourism Finance Corporation of India)
  • Ex-dates range from September 8, 2025 to September 19, 2025
  • All actions include designated shut periods for trading
  • Record dates align with or precede ex-dates as per regulations

Regulatory Changes

No new regulatory changes introduced. Standard corporate action procedures apply as per existing SEBI regulations.

Compliance Requirements

  • Securities will trade ex-dividend/ex-split on specified ex-dates
  • Trading in these securities will be suspended during designated shut periods
  • Investors must hold securities before ex-date to be eligible for corporate benefits
  • SLB participants must adjust positions and collateral as per corporate action terms

Important Dates

  • September 8, 2025: Ex-date for HFCL, Birla Corporation, KDDL, TITAGARH, ISGEC, HUDCO, TEGA
  • September 12, 2025: Ex-date for Cochin Shipyard
  • September 15, 2025: Ex-date for Phoenix Mills, Indraprastha Gas
  • September 16, 2025: Ex-date for Dixon Technologies
  • September 18, 2025: Ex-date for SJVN, ACUTAAS
  • September 19, 2025: Ex-date for India Glycols, NLC India, Himatsingka Seide, Tourism Finance Corporation (stock split), Bharat Dynamics
  • September 23, 2025: Ex-date for India Glycols

Impact Assessment

Medium impact on SLB market operations with temporary trading suspensions during shut periods. Dividend payments will affect stock valuations on ex-dates. Tourism Finance Corporation’s stock split may impact share price and trading volumes. SLB lenders and borrowers need to adjust their strategies around these corporate actions to manage risk and optimize returns.

Impact Justification

Affects multiple listed securities with trading implications due to ex-dates and shut periods