Dividend Stocks: Bosch, Alembic Pharma, Aeroflex, and More Go Ex-Dividend Today (July 29, 2025)

Many well-known companies, including Bosch, Aeroflex Industries, Apar Industries, Alembic Pharmaceuticals, and Eveready Industries, are trading ex-dividend today, July 29, 2025. This means it’s an important day for investors who track dividend-paying stocks. 

What Does Ex-Dividend Mean?

The ex-dividend date is the day by which you must have shares of the company in your Demat account. If you buy shares on or after this date, you won’t get the dividend. To receive the dividend, you must own the shares before the ex-date and be listed as a shareholder by the record date, which in this case is July 29, 2025.

On the ex-dividend date, a stock's price often drops by the amount of the dividend declared. This is because the value of the upcoming dividend is no longer attached to the stock. It helps investors better understand the true earnings and value of the stock.

Dividend Payout Details

Overview of Dividend Details (Ex-Date July 29, 2025)

• Bosch Ltd: Declared a massive final dividend of ₹512/share for FY25 (up from ₹375 last year).
   
• Apar Industries: Declared a ₹51/share final dividend, offering a 0.60% yield.
   
• Alembic Pharmaceuticals: Final dividend of ₹11/share for FY25.
   
• Eveready Industries: Will pay ₹1.50/share as final dividend.
   
• GPT Healthcare: Shareholders to get ₹1.50/share.
   
• Punjab & Sind Bank: Declared ₹0.07/share final dividend.
   
• Rane Holdings: ₹38/share final dividend announced.
   
• Resonance Specialties: ₹1/share final dividend.
   
• Rane (Madras): Will distribute ₹8/share.
   
• SRF Ltd: Issued an interim dividend of ₹4/share.
   
• Taparia Tools: Continuing strong payout trend, declared ₹25/share as final dividend.

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Conclusion

July 29 is an important day for dividend-focused investors. Major companies like Bosch and Alembic Pharma are rewarding shareholders with notable payouts. If you're holding these stocks as of the record date, you’re set to receive dividends. Keep an eye on ex-dividend dates—they can affect both stock price and your income strategy.

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