New Delhi: On Friday, July 4, 2025, a number of firms—together with Bharat Forge, Biocon, and Axis Financial institution—could have their shares go “ex-date.” When you personal shares earlier than the ex-date, you’re eligible to obtain upcoming dividends, bonus shares, or rights points. 

Dividend Funds:

Tech Mahindra: Rs 30 per share

Mahindra & Mahindra: Rs 25.3 per share

Escorts Kubota: Rs 18 per share

SKF India: Rs 14.5 per share

Cyient: Rs 14 per share

Thermax: Rs 14 per share

Nippon Life India Asset Administration: Rs 10 per share

Nestle India: Rs 10 per share

Navin Fluorine Worldwide: Rs 7 per share

Supreme Petrochem: Rs 7.5 per share

Redington: Rs 6.8 per share

Bharat Forge: Rs 6 per share

Management Print: Rs 6 per share

Onward Applied sciences: Rs 5 per share

India Shelter Finance Company: Rs 5 per share

Max Healthcare Institute: Rs 1.5 per share

Sona BLW Precision Forgings: Rs 1.6 per share

DCB Financial institution: Rs 1.35 per share

Dhampur Bio Organics: Rs 1.25 per share

AU Small Finance Financial institution: Rs 1 per share

Axis Financial institution: Rs 1 per share

Jupiter Life Line Hospitals: Rs 1 per share

Central Financial institution of India: Rs 0.1875 per share

Shine Fashions (India): Rs 0.125 per share

Biocon: Rs 0.5 per share

Welspun Enterprises: Rs 3 per share

Petronet LNG: Rs 3 per share

Gloster: Rs 20 per share

Bonus Shares

Some firms can even give bonus shares on this date. Container Company of India (Concor) will give one further share for each 4 shares you personal. Sharda Motor Industries will give one further share for each share you might have. Bonus shares are free shares given to shareholders as a strategy to reward them with out paying money.

Rights Points

Two firms, T T Ltd and Astec Lifesciences, could have rights points beginning July 4. This implies present shareholders get the possibility to purchase extra shares at a hard and fast worth. T T Ltd is providing shares at Rs 12 every, whereas Astec Lifesciences is providing shares at Rs 890 every. Rights points assist firms increase cash by letting present shareholders purchase extra shares earlier than anybody else.