Dividend Paying Stocks in June 2023

Dividend is one of the important corporate announcements every investor wants to hear from the side of the company. Dividend is nothing but sharing of profit by the company with its shareholders. It always attracts investors to being invested in the company to receive dividends. Regular dividend-paying companies are always on the radar of investors. The ex-dividend date is when the price of the equity shares of a company gets adjusted for the dividend pay-out. It is one or two working days before the record date. All the shareholders whose names appear in the company list by the end of the record date will be eligible to receive dividends. Businesses provide dividend payments to attract investors. Usually, to be conservative, the business’s pay-out ratio is low enough that it has plenty of cash to invest in the future of the business and make current payments.

The ex-dividend price is the price of the equity shares of a company that gets adjusted for the dividend pay-out.

Total of 87 Stocks are going to trade ex-dividend in the month of June 2023 out of these, 79 companies have announced a final dividend, 5 companies have announced interim dividend, and the rest 2 companies have announced special dividend. One company named Aptech Ltd has announced both an Interim dividend and Final dividend.

Here is the list of stocks that will trade ex-dividend in the month of June 2023:

Companies with Final dividend:

Companies with Interim dividend:

Companies with Special dividend:

A special dividend is usually declared after exceptionally strong company earnings result to distribute the profits directly to shareholders. Special dividend is usually a one-time payment and a company most often does not experience many special dividends. The Interim dividend is basically one of two dividends given out by a company that is providing shareholders with income on a semi-annual basis. The interim dividend is usually paid out ahead of a firm’s annual general meeting and release of the final version of its financial statement. Investors must keep these stocks into the radar.