Five Indian companies across mining, power, technology, facilities management, and logistics are scheduled to trade ex-dividend next week, offering a spectrum of yields and investment opportunities for income-focused investors.
Five Indian companies are scheduled to trade ex-dividend next week, placing their latest shareholder payouts in focus for income-oriented investors. The list spans mining, power trading, airline software, facilities management and logistics, giving investors a mix of higher-yield and lower-yield names to weigh against broader business prospects and valuations. According to the company information provided, the key eligibility dates run from 5 October to 9 October 2026.
NMDC, India’s largest iron ore producer and a government-owned miner under the Ministry of Steel, is set to go ex-dividend on 5 October 2026. The company plans a final dividend of Rs.1 per share, equal to a 100 per cent payout on its Rs.1 face value stock, and the dividend yield is listed at 4.63 per cent. NMDC, which operates mechanised mines in Chhattisgarh and Karnataka, has also been widening its footprint into processing, pelletisation and steel production.
PTC India will trade ex-dividend on 7 October 2026. The power trading company is proposing a final dividend of Rs.5.50 per share, a 55 per cent payout on its Rs.10 face value, with a dividend yield of 14.8 per cent. Founded in 1999 as a government-initiated public-private partnership, PTC India trades electricity under long-, medium- and short-term contracts and also handles cross-border power trading, alongside consultancy and renewable energy-related services.
On 9 October 2026, Accelya Solutions India, Caspian Corporate Services and Skyways Air Services are all due to turn ex-dividend. Accelya Solutions India, which supplies technology to the global airline and travel sector, is offering a final dividend of Rs.35 per share, or 350 per cent of face value, with a stated yield of 7.31 per cent. Caspian Corporate Services, a facilities management provider, is proposing Rs.0.50 per share, a 5 per cent payout, with a yield of 1.48 per cent. Skyways Air Services, an integrated logistics company focused on air freight forwarding, is set to pay Rs.0.25 per share, or 2.5 per cent of face value, with a yield of 0.57 per cent.
For investors tracking dividend income, the ex-dividend date is the key cut-off for deciding whether a share purchase qualifies for the announced payout. The stocks on this list offer a wide spread of yields and business models, from the comparatively high income on offer at PTC India to the more modest cash returns from Skyways Air Services and Caspian Corporate Services. That makes the group useful not only for dividend hunters but also for investors comparing income against sector exposure, earnings quality and long-term growth potential.
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