Dividend Stocks: Campus Activewear, Force Motors and More Trading Ex Date Today, September 10, 2025

On Wednesday, September 10, 2025, Major companies including Force Motors, Campus Activewear and more are trading ex-dividend. This means that from today, these shares will no longer carry the right to receive the recently declared dividend. The record date helps companies decide which shareholders are eligible for corporate benefits such as dividends, stock splits, or bonus shares.

What is a Dividend?

A dividend is a portion of a company’s profit that it shares with its investors. It is generally announced during the company’s quarterly results by the Board of Directors.

Companies Trading Ex-Dividend Today

Here are the companies whose shares are trading ex-dividend today along with their announced payouts:

Force Motors Leads the Payouts

Among all the companies, Force Motors has declared the biggest dividend at ₹40 per share (face value ₹10). This announcement also pushed its stock price higher by nearly 6% on Tuesday, closing at ₹18,166 per share on BSE. Its market capitalisation currently stands at around ₹23,675.70 crore. To receive the dividend, investors need to have the shares in a demat account on the record date.

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Conclusion

September 10 marks a key day for dividend-focused investors as 12 companies go ex-dividend. While several firms have announced modest payouts, Force Motors stood out with a large ₹40 per share dividend, driving its stock higher. 

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