LIC Dividend Record Date Today Jul 25: How Much Will 500 Shares Earn?

Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has announced a final dividend of ₹12 per share for the financial year ended March 2025. With the stock trading ex-dividend today, July 25, shareholders on record as of this date may be eligible to receive the dividend payout.

Below is a breakdown of the dividend calculation and key eligibility details.

LIC Dividend Payout Calculation

• Dividend per share: ₹12
• Number of shares held: 500
• Total payout = ₹12 × 500 = ₹6,000 (before taxes)

Please note: The actual dividend credited to your account may be lower after applicable taxes such as TDS (Tax Deducted at Source), based on your individual tax status. 

LIC Dividend Eligibility and Key Dates

To qualify for LIC’s ₹12 per share dividend, investors must have purchased the shares on or before July 24, 2025 in their demat account. LIC’s record date and ex-dividend date are both July 25, 2025. Since the ex-date precedes the record date, shareholders must have held the shares at least one day prior to the ex-date for eligibility.

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Conclusion

LIC’s final dividend for FY25 is set at ₹12 per share, with July 25, 2025, as both the ex-dividend and record date. Investors holding 500 shares could receive a gross dividend of ₹6,000. As with all corporate actions, understanding key dates and eligibility criteria is essential before making investment decisions.

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