Dividend stocks: Here’s a list of key stocks going ex-dividend next week; Wipro, Bosch, Maruti among top names

Dalal Street braces for a busy dividend week as top companies like Bosch, Wipro, and Maruti Suzuki go ex-dividend between July 28 and August 1.
Dividend stocks: Here’s a list of key stocks going ex-dividend next week; Wipro, Bosch, Maruti among top names

Dalal Street is gearing up for a dividend-heavy week as over 100 listed companies — including Wipro, Bosch, Maruti Suzuki, and Eicher Motors — are set to trade ex-dividend between July 28 and August 1, according to BSE data. Investors focused on passive income will have a busy trading window, with high-profile dividend announcements across sectors.

The ex-dividend activity is expected to spark movement in several blue-chip and midcap counters, as market participants position themselves to capture upcoming payouts.

Top Dividend Payouts This Week

Among the companies declaring dividends, Bosch leads the list with a final dividend of ₹512 per share for FY25. The company has fixed July 29, 2025, as the record date for determining shareholder eligibility.

Following closely is The Yamuna Syndicate, which has declared a final dividend of ₹500 per share, with July 28, 2025, as its record date.

Key Stocks Going Ex-Dividend (July 28–August 1)

Some of the most notable companies trading ex-dividend next week include:

1) Wipro

2) Bosch

3) CRISIL

4) Maruti Suzuki India

5) Eicher Motors

6) JB Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals

7) BPCL (Bharat Petroleum Corporation)

8) Chennai Petroleum Corporation

9) Cholamandalam Financial Holdings

10) Cochin Minerals & Rutiles

11) DLF

12) LT Foods

13) PNB Housing Finance

14) Hawkins Cookers

15) Redtape

16) REC

17) Gandhar Oil Refinery (India)

In total, 97 companies across sectors will trade ex-dividend during this window.

What Is an Ex-Dividend Date?

The ex-dividend date is the first day a stock trades without the value of its upcoming dividend. To be eligible for a dividend, investors must buy the stock before the ex-dividend date. The record date, typically a business day or two later, is when the company finalizes the list of eligible shareholders.

This timeline is key for dividend-focused investors aiming to lock in payouts.

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