Dividend stocks on 29 August include Premier Energies, NBCC, and 25 other companies. These shares will start trading ex-dividend tomorrow. Investors buying on/after 29 August won’t receive the declared dividend payout.
Ex-dividend means shares lose dividend entitlement from this date. This typically causes momentary price declines matching dividend amounts. Long-term value depends on company fundamentals.
How to Play It?
- Short-term traders: Anticipate price dips roughly equaling dividend amounts
- Long-term investors: Evaluate payout sustainability and growth potential
Complete Ex-Dividend List
| Company | Dividend (₹/share) | Record Date |
|---|---|---|
| Premier Energies | 3.50 | 30 Aug 2025 |
| NBCC (India) | 1.75 | 30 Aug 2025 |
| (23 additional companies not listed) | ||
Key Takeaways
Ex-dividend price adjustments are automatic mechanical corrections. Long-term performance relies entirely on underlying business strength. Consider using dips strategically for high-yield stocks.
Focus on companies with robust cash flows and sustainable payout ratios. Temporary price drops may offer entry opportunities.
Industries Impacted
Capital Goods, NBFCs, Power, Pharmaceuticals
Positive Impact
- Income distribution for current shareholders
Negative Impact
- Immediate price correction on ex-date
Reason
Routine dividend record date procedure. No fundamental business changes involved.
Market Sentiment (1-3 Month)
0 (neutral)
