Dabur India Trading Ex Date Tomorrow, July 18 for ₹5.25 Final Dividend: Last Day to Buy Shares Today!

Dabur India (NSE: DABUR) has announced a final dividend of ₹5.25 per share. The stock will go ex-dividend tomorrow, July 18, 2025. This means today (July 17) is the last day to buy Dabur shares if you want to be eligible to receive the dividend.

Investors holding Dabur shares by the end of today will receive ₹5.25 per share as a dividend. The dividend will be paid on July 18. Dabur share price saw a small gain of 0.18%, closing at ₹527.95.

Dabur Dividend History Shows Consistency

Dabur has a strong track record of rewarding shareholders. Past final dividends were:

• ₹8.00 in March 2025
• ₹5.50 in March 2024
• ₹5.20 in both March 2023 and March 2022
• ₹4.75 in March 2021

This reflects the company’s stable profitability and healthy cash flow.

How This Affects Investors

The dividend is part of Dabur’s profits shared with investors. At the last traded price of ₹527.95, the ₹5.25 dividend offers a yield of about 1%. This could attract income-focused investors.

Dabur Financial Performance

Quarterly Results

For the quarter ending March 2025:

• Revenue: ₹2,830 crore (up slightly from ₹2,814 crore in March 2024)
• Net Profit: ₹313 crore (down from ₹342 crore last year)
• EPS: ₹1.81 (vs. ₹1.97 in March 2024)

Yearly Results

For FY25:

• Revenue: ₹12,563 crore (up from ₹12,404 crore in FY24)
• Net Profit: ₹1,740 crore (down from ₹1,812 crore in FY24)
• EPS: ₹9.97 (vs. ₹10.40 last year)

Though profits dipped slightly, the revenue and income remain strong, supporting the company’s ability to pay dividends.

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Conclusion

Dabur’s final dividend of ₹5.25 per share is another sign of its steady performance and investor-friendly approach. If you want to receive the dividend, make sure you buy the shares before the market closes today. Despite a small dip in yearly profits, Dabur remains financially strong and consistent in rewarding its shareholders.

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