Upcoming Dividends This Week (10-14 Aug 2026): PTC India, Majestic Auto, HPCL, Indus Towers Go Ex-Dividend
A cluster of dividend ex-dates falls between 10 and 14 August 2026, with thirteen companies across power trading, oil and gas, telecom infrastructure, FMCG and auto ancillaries going ex-dividend in the same window. PTC India tops the list by yield at 11.31%, followed by Majestic Auto and Hindustan Petroleum, while names like Godfrey Phillips and Uniparts round out a list that spans large-caps and smaller, lesser-tracked counters alike.
PTC India Leads the Pack With a Double-Digit Yield
PTC India Limited will pay an interim dividend of ₹23 per share on a face value of ₹10, translating to a yield of 11.31% at the current price of ₹203.30. Both the record date and ex-date fall on 10 August 2026.
Four names in this week's dividend calendar carry yields above 3%: PTC India at 11.31%, Majestic Auto at 5.08%, Hindustan Petroleum Corporation at 4.90%, and Indus Towers at 3.63%. The remaining names on the list offer yields under 2%, which is typical for large, steadily compounding businesses rather than high dividend-paying ones.
Majestic Auto and Hindustan Petroleum Also Stand Out
Majestic Auto Limited has announced a dividend of ₹25 per share on a ₹10 face value, a 5.08% yield against its ₹492.15 price, with both record and ex-dates set for 10 August 2026.
Hindustan Petroleum Corporation, one of the larger names in this batch, will pay ₹19.25 per share on a ₹10 face value stock trading at ₹393.05, a 4.90% yield. Its ex-date and record date are later in the window, on 14 August 2026.
Indus Towers and Castrol India Round Out the Mid-Yield Names
Indus Towers Limited will distribute ₹14 per share on a ₹10 face value stock, a 3.63% yield at ₹386.00, with the ex-date on 10 August 2026.
Castrol India follows with an interim dividend of ₹6.25 per share on a ₹5 face value, a 3.25% yield at ₹192.08, going ex-dividend on 11 August 2026 — the same day as several smaller names on this list.
The Rest of the Dividend Calendar
Beyond the higher-yield names, a wider spread of companies are also going ex-dividend this week:
- Gateway Distriparks — interim dividend of ₹1.25 per share (₹10 face value), a 2.21% yield at ₹56.50; ex-date 11 August 2026.
- Kopran — dividend of ₹3 per share (₹10 face value), a 1.66% yield at ₹181.22; ex-date 11 August 2026.
- NCC — dividend of ₹2.20 per share (₹2 face value), a 1.51% yield at ₹145.59; ex-date 14 August 2026.
- Dhunseri Tea & Industries — dividend of ₹2 per share (₹10 face value), a 1.50% yield at ₹132.91; ex-date 12 August 2026.
- Tainwala Chemical and Plastic (I) — interim dividend of ₹3 per share (₹10 face value), a 1.45% yield at ₹207.50; ex-date 11 August 2026.
- Godfrey Phillips India — dividend of ₹33 per share (₹2 face value), a 1.44% yield at ₹2,286.00; ex-date 11 August 2026.
- Chambal Fertilizers & Chemicals — dividend of ₹6 per share (₹10 face value), a 1.33% yield at ₹450.70; ex-date 11 August 2026.
- Uniparts India — interim dividend of ₹9 per share (₹10 face value), a 1.10% yield at ₹814.60; ex-date 12 August 2026.
Sector Spread: A Wide Mix of Businesses
The calendar cuts across a broad set of sectors. Power trading is represented by PTC India, auto by Majestic Auto and Uniparts, oil and gas by Hindustan Petroleum and Castrol India, telecom infrastructure by Indus Towers, logistics by Gateway Distriparks, pharmaceuticals by Kopran, infrastructure and construction by NCC, plantations by Dhunseri Tea & Industries, specialty chemicals by Tainwala, FMCG and tobacco by Godfrey Phillips, and fertilizers by Chambal.
That spread matters for income-focused investors. Rather than being concentrated in one sector's cash flow cycle, this week's payouts come from businesses with very different underlying drivers — regulated power trading margins, refining and lubricant demand, telecom tower rentals, and agri-input cycles among them.
A stock's price typically adjusts downward by roughly the dividend amount on the ex-date, since new buyers from that date aren't entitled to the payout. A high headline yield, such as PTC India's 11.31%, reflects the dividend relative to the current price and is not a guaranteed return — investors should confirm eligibility rules and record-date mechanics with their broker before assuming they qualify for a specific payout.
What Dividend Investors May Want to Watch
With record dates and ex-dates aligned on the same day for every name on this list, investors seeking to qualify need to hold shares before the respective ex-date — 10, 11, 12 or 14 August 2026 depending on the stock. Several companies, including PTC India, Majestic Auto, Castrol India, Tainwala, and Uniparts, have labelled their payout an interim dividend rather than a final one, which typically signals the board may consider a further payout later in the financial year, though that is a company-specific decision investors would need to track separately.
Yield alone shouldn't drive a decision to buy purely for the payout — the ex-date price adjustment broadly offsets the dividend received, and short-term trades built solely around capturing a dividend rarely add value once that adjustment and any tax treatment are factored in. For long-term holders already invested in these names, the payouts add to overall returns and may point to steady underlying cash generation across the businesses on this week's list.
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