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The usual dividend was 46 paise for every ₹100

Each dot is one dividend. The further right, the more it paid for every ₹100 the share cost. 850 of 1,110 stayed under ₹1.

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The usual dividend was 46 paise for every ₹100. Each dot is one dividend. The further right, the more it paid for every ₹100 the share cost. 850 of 1,110 stayed under ₹1.
Source: company filings (NSE & BSE) · 6 Jul to 7 Oct 2026 · 1,110 dividends from 1,040 companiesFull sizePNG

What the chart shows

1,110 dividends came off shares from 6 Jul to 7 Oct 2026, paid by 1,040 companies. Measured against what the share cost, the usual one was 46 paise for every ₹100.

How the 1,110 payments split (for every ₹100 of share price)

Under 50 paise587
50 paise to ₹1263
₹1 to ₹2182
₹2 to ₹340
₹3 to ₹529
₹5 or more9

The dots out on the right (each a single payment this season, not a yearly rate)

1. Federal-Mogul Goetze (India)₹14.09 per ₹100 — ₹86.50 a share, a special dividend, 4 Sep
2. Expleo Solutions₹12.13 per ₹100 — ₹110.00 a share, a final dividend, 31 Jul
3. Kotyark Industries₹11.67 per ₹100 — ₹5.00 a share, a final dividend, 14 Aug
4. PTC India₹11.31 per ₹100 — ₹23.00 a share, an interim dividend, 10 Aug
5. IL&FS Investment Managers₹7.68 per ₹100 — ₹0.70 a share, a final dividend, 15 Sep
6. GOCL Corporation₹6.62 per ₹100 — ₹30.00 a share, a dividend, 22 Sep

Half of all the payments landed between 22 and 95 paise for every ₹100. The smallest was 1.4 paise. Only 9 reached ₹5 or more.

What this is: one dividend measured against that company's last closing price before the dividend came off the share, from end-of-day exchange data. What it is not: a yearly rate. Many companies pay more than once a year, and a one-off special payment is not repeated. 243 filed dividends could not be matched to an active NSE-listed company and 15 had no closing price, so they are left out. A record of what was paid, not a view on any company and not advice.

How it is measured

Every dividend the exchanges filed that came off the share (the ex-date: from that day a new buyer no longer gets it) from 6 Jul to 7 Oct 2026: 1,368 dividends after exact repeats were removed. Each one is measured as the rupees paid for every ₹100 the share cost, using that company's last closing price BEFORE that day (the last price that still carried the dividend), from end-of-day exchange data only. 243 could not be matched to an active NSE-listed company and 15 had no closing price, leaving 1,110 payments from 1,040 companies. Every payment kept used a close within 10 days of that day (none failed that), and a payment above ₹25 for every ₹100 is dropped as a data fault (none). 3 more dividends are already announced with a date still ahead and are not counted here.

This is a record of what was paid. It is not a yearly rate: many companies pay more than once a year, and a one-off special payment is not repeated. Nothing here is a view on any company and nothing here is advice.

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The finding in one sentence, on each day its numbers changed.

  1. 1,110 dividends came off shares from 6 Jul to 7 Oct 2026, paid by 1,040 companies. Measured against what the share cost, the usual one was 46 paise for every ₹100.
  2. 1,110 dividends came off shares from 6 Jul to 5 Oct 2026, paid by 1,041 companies. Measured against what the share cost, the usual one was 46 paise for every ₹100.
  3. 1,109 dividends came off shares from 6 Jul to 1 Oct 2026, paid by 1,040 companies. Measured against what the share cost, the usual one was 46 paise for every ₹100.
  4. 1,107 dividends came off shares from 6 Jul to 30 Sep 2026, paid by 1,038 companies. Measured against what the share cost, the usual one was 46 paise for every ₹100.

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