Pidilite Industries Board to Meet Tomorrow to Consider Bonus Shares; A Look Back at Its Bonus History

Pidilite Industries Limited saw its shares climb 1.45% to ₹2,994.10 on August 5, 2025 ahead of its August 6, board meeting. The agenda: to consider issuing a special interim dividend and a potential bonus share issue.

The trading window for insiders has been closed until August 8, 2025, reflecting regulatory compliance ahead of the potential corporate actions.

Let’s take a look at the company’s past shareholder rewards and corporate actions that set the context for this anticipated announcement.

Pidilite’s Corporate Reward History

Pidilite last issued a bonus in March 2010, when it rewarded shareholders with a 1:1 bonus issue, effectively doubling the number of shares held by investors at that time.

Pidilite’s Dividend History

Pidilite has maintained a robust dividend payout record, consistently sharing profits with its shareholders through generous final dividends. Below is Pidilite’s dividend history for the last 2 years.

What’s Next for Pidilite Investors?

With the upcoming board meeting set for August 6, shareholders are keenly watching for announcements regarding a special interim dividend and a fresh bonus issue. If approved, these moves could further enhance liquidity in Pidilite shares and reward loyal investors.

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Conclusion

Pidilite’s consideration of bonus shares and special interim dividend demonstrates its ongoing commitment to shareholder value creation. Investors should stay tuned for the board’s decision and subsequent record dates, which will determine eligibility for the potential rewards.

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