Ceat Shares to Trade Ex-Date on Aug 8 How Much Dividend Income Will 100 Shares Earn

On Aug 8, 2025, Ceat shares to trade ex-date, meaning that the shareholders registered in the company’s books will be eligible for the ₹30 final dividend.

Ceat said in an exchange filing, “The board recommended a final dividend of Rs. 30/- (Rupees Thirty only), i.e. 300% per equity share of face value of Rs. 10/- (Rupees Ten only) each fully paid up, for FY2024-25, subject to approval of shareholders at the ensuing Annual General Meeting, which will be paid / dispatched within 30 days of such approval.” 

How Much Dividend Will You Get With 100 Shares?

• Dividend Amount Declared: ₹30 per equity share
• Face Value of Each Share: ₹10 (for information; this doesn't affect dividend amount directly)
• Number of Shares Owned: 100 shares

Ceat 2025 Dividend Calculation

Total Dividend=Number of Shares × Dividend per Share

Total Dividend=100×₹30=₹3,000

As per the calculations, you will receive a total dividend of ₹3,000, if you own 100 shares on the record date, i.e., Aug 8, 2025, subject to approval at the AGM.

Who is Eligible for Ceat Dividend?

To be eligible for Ceat ’s final dividend of ₹30 per share, you needed to be a registered shareholder as of the record date, Aug 8, 2025.

However, due to India’s T+1 (Trade plus One day) settlement system, only investors who bought the shares on or before Aug 7, 2025, will qualify. Under T+1 settlement, shares purchased on a given day are officially credited to your demat account on the next trading day.

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Ceat Management Take on Q1FY26 Earnings

Commenting on the results as well as the outlook of the business, Mr. Arnab Banerjee, MD & CEO, CEAT Limited, said, “We continue to grow at a strong pace with double-digit growth in top-line, driven by OEM and replacement segments. Looking ahead, we are well-poised to ride the premiumisation and electrification trend in the domestic market and renew our growth in international markets with stability in the geopolitical situation.”

Mr. Kumar Subbiah, CFO of CEAT Limited, said, “Q1 saw strong growth and high-capacity utilisation at all our manufacturing facilities. This growth came on the back of increase in demand from OEM and replacement segments. As Q1 is a marketing heavy quarter with significant marketing costs associated with IPL, operational margins saw a slight dip. Efficient cash flow management helped in gross debt coming down by ₹100 crore during the quarter.”

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