Infosys Dividend: Today is the Last Chance to Buy Shares for ₹25 Payout

Source: Economictimes
Arth Insight · What this means for your wallet
- You could receive ₹25 for each Infosys share you own if you buy today and hold them.
- Missing today's deadline means you won't get this specific dividend payout.
- Dividends can add to your passive income, especially if you hold many shares.
Retail investors have until the end of today's trading session to purchase Infosys shares to qualify for a ₹25 per share dividend. The IT giant has set June 10 as the record date, making today the final window under the current T+1 settlement rules.
Final Call for Shareholders
Investors looking to earn from India’s IT bellwether, Infosys, have a narrow window closing today. The company is preparing to distribute a final dividend of ₹25 per share to its eligible shareholders. To be included in this payout, investors must ensure the stock is in their demat accounts by the designated record date.
Understanding the Deadline
Infosys has officially set June 10 as the 'Record Date' for this dividend. This is the date the company checks its ledger to see who owns the shares. However, because Indian stock markets follow a T+1 settlement cycle—where it takes one business day after the purchase for shares to reflect in your account—today is effectively the last day to buy the stock to be eligible.
If you buy the shares tomorrow or on the record date itself, you will not be eligible for this specific ₹25 payout, as the settlement will happen after the deadline.
Why Dividends Matter to Retail Investors
Dividends represent a share of the company's profits distributed to its backers. For retail investors, a ₹25 per share payout offers a significant way to generate passive income from their portfolio. Infosys has a long-standing reputation for rewarding its shareholders consistently, reinforcing its status as a core holding for many long-term Indian investors.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Dividend Amount: ₹25 per equity share.
- Record Date: June 10 (The date eligibility is confirmed).
- Last Buy Date: Today (Due to the T+1 settlement rule).
While the dividend is an attractive short-term gain, financial experts often advise investors to look at the long-term fundamentals of the company before making a purchase. As of now, the focus remains on the clock ticking for those wanting to secure this immediate cash reward.
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