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FMCG Dividend News: In the Indian stock market, Godrej Consumer Products Limited has decided to give dividend to its investors. Due to which the company has once again come into discussion. This giant company, which manufactures FMCG products like Godrej Number One, Cinthol, Godrej Expert and Good Night, gave this information after the market closed on Friday, January 23.
The company has also announced the results for the December quarter of financial year 2026. Let us know about the record date and other information…..
Investors’ faces blossomed after dividend announcement
While releasing its quarterly results, the company has announced interim dividend for investors. Under which the company will give a dividend of Rs 5 on every share, which will be for the financial year 2025-26. After this news, there is a wave of happiness on the faces of investors. Also, a positive atmosphere has been created among the investors regarding the company.
What is the record date?
According to the company’s exchange filing, the board has approved giving interim dividend of 500 percent i.e. Rs 5 on every share with face value of Re 1. For this, Godrej Consumer Products has set the record date as 30th January (Friday). That means, only those investors who have shares of the company till this date will be considered eligible for this dividend.
When will you get the benefit of dividend?
Along with the record date, the company has also clarified the date of dividend payment. According to the exchange filing, Godrej Consumer Products will transfer this interim dividend to its investors in their accounts before 22nd of February.
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