Dividend Stocks: Tomorrow, April 1, is the last day left to avail the benefit of dividend. If you buy shares tomorrow and hold them even for just two days, you will be entitled to receive the dividend. “Ex-date” means that if you buy shares on that particular day, you will not get the benefit of the declared dividend.

In the stock market, wealth is not created just by rising share prices. This also includes earning additional income in the form of dividends. In this way, by holding shares, investors keep receiving money in their accounts from time to time as per the company’s announcements.

But, whenever a company declares a dividend, shareholders should take care of the “record date” so that they can become entitled to receive the dividend. To receive the dividend, your name must be in the list of shareholders of the company as of this record date.

Ex-date for these 6 dividends: 2 April

Aster DM Health is paying a dividend of ₹3 on every share. This pharmaceutical company had announced this on March 20, 2026. On Monday, its shares closed at ₹671.55 on BSE, registering a gain of 0.78%.

IREDA

Shares of IREDA closed at ₹109.20 on the BSE on Monday, March 30—the last trading day of the last financial year (FY26), registering a decline of 4.46%. The company is giving a dividend of Rs 0.60 on every share. This dividend was announced on March 25.

TVS Holdings

TVS Holdings is giving a dividend of Rs 86 on every share to its investors. The company had announced this on March 25, 2026. On Monday, it closed at 13,967.30 on BSE, registering a decline of 0.39%.

Crisil

On the day of Nifty monthly expiry, Crisil shares closed at 3,758.60 on BSE, registering a decline of 2.17%. The company is giving a dividend of Rs 28 per share. This was announced on 13 February.

Chennai Petro

Chennai Petroleum Corporation is paying a dividend of ₹8 per share. The company made this announcement on March 26, 2026. Talking about the performance of the shares, it closed at ₹967.35 on BSE on Monday, registering a gain of 0.94%.

Sundaram-Clayton

On Monday, March 30—the last trading day of the last financial year (FY26)—shares of Sundaram-Clayton closed at Rs 1,190.60 on the BSE, registering a decline of 7.06%. The company is paying a dividend of Rs 4.50 per share. This was announced on 27 March.