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12 Stocks Including Vadilal, Nirlon, ACE to Trade Ex-Dividend on September 3

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Twelve Indian companies, prominently featuring Vadilal Industries, Nirlon, and Action Construction Equipment (ACE), are scheduled to turn ex-dividend on Thursday, September 3, 2026. Investors holding shares by the record date will qualify for payouts, with Vadilal offering the highest at Rs 43 per share.

Investors should note that twelve companies are set to trade ex-dividend on Thursday, September 3, 2026. This means that shares bought on or after this date will not be eligible for the upcoming dividend payments. The record date for these dividends also falls on September 3, ensuring that only shareholders registered by the end of this date will receive the announced payouts.

Key Companies and Dividend Details

Among the prominent names going ex-dividend is Vadilal Industries, which has declared a substantial dividend of Rs 43 per share. Eligible shareholders can expect this payment by October 10, 2026. Following closely, Nirlon announced a final dividend of Rs 15 per share, with payments scheduled for October 18. Action Construction Equipment (ACE) Ltd will also go ex-dividend for a final payout of Rs 2 per share, also slated for October 18.

Another company, Birla Precision Technologies, is offering a final dividend of 5 paise per share, with its payment date set for October 9, 2026.

Other Companies Turning Ex-Dividend

In addition to these, several other companies will also trade ex-dividend on September 3:

  • Interarch Building Solutions Ltd: Rs 12.50 per share
  • Carraro India Ltd: Rs 6.75 per share
  • Hindustan Hardy Ltd: Rs 2.80 per share
  • Bansal Roofing Products Ltd: Rs 2 per share
  • Dhoot Industrial Finance Ltd: Rs 1.50 per share
  • Pune E-Stock Broking Ltd: Rs 1 per share
  • Lehar Footwears Ltd: Rs 0.50 per share
  • Rose Merc Ltd: Rs 0.35 per share

Shareholders are advised to consult with a financial advisor for personalized investment decisions, as this information is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.

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