Dividends to Be Declared in June 2025 (Indian Market)

 

Major Dividends to Be Declared in June 2025 (Indian Market)

Below is a list of prominent Indian companies that have announced dividends with ex-dividend or record dates in June 2025. This summary includes both large-cap and notable mid-cap names, as well as the dividend type and key dates for investor action.

Key Dividend Announcements (Ex-Date/Record Date in June 2025)

Company	Dividend Type	Dividend (₹ per share)	Ex-Date / Record Date
TCS	Final	30.00	4 June 2025
Seshasayee Paper	Final	1.25	4 June 2025
Inox India	Final	2.00	4 June 2025
Tata Motors	Final	6.00	4 June 2025
Rallis	Final	2.50	5 June 2025
Jindal Saw	Final	2.00	5 June 2025
Bank of Baroda	Final	4.175	6 June 2025
Tata Steel	Final	3.60	6 June 2025
L&T Technology Services	Final	19.00	6 June 2025
IndiaMART InterMESH	Final	3.00	6 June 2025
IndiaMART InterMESH	Special	2.00	6 June 2025
Dr. Lal PathLabs	Final	6.00	6 June 2025
High Energy Batteries	Final	1.50	6 June 2025
PNB (Punjab National Bank)	Final	1.45	20 June 2025
Tata Power	Final	2.25	20 June 2025
Supreme Industries	Final	12.00	20 June 2025
HDFC Life Insurance	Final	2.10	20 June 2025
Swaraj Engines	Final	10.45	27 June 2025
Cipla	Final	8.00	27 June 2025
Cipla	Special	1.50	27 June 2025
HDFC Bank	Final	22.00	27 June 2025
Mahindra Scooters	Final	3.00	27 June 2025
Mahindra Scooters	Special	3.00	27 June 2025
Bajaj Finserv	Final	1.00	27 June 2025
CARE Ratings	Final	1.10	27 June 2025

Note: The above list is not exhaustive. For a full and regularly updated list, refer to leading financial portals such as Equitymaster, Moneycontrol, or 5paisa

Additional High-Profile Dividends in June 2025

·         Asian Paints: ₹20.55 (Final), Ex-date: 10 June 2025

·         Trent: ₹5.00 (Final), Ex-date: 12 June 2025

·         Tata Chemicals: ₹1.10 (Final), Ex-date: 12 June 2025

·         Adani Ports & SEZ: ₹3.50 (Final), Ex-date: 13 June 2025

·         Canara Bank: ₹2.00 (Final), Ex-date: 13 June 2025

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Summary:
June 2025 will see dividend payouts from several blue-chip and mid-cap companies, including TCS, Tata Motors, Tata Steel, HDFC Bank, Cipla, Asian Paints, and more. Investors seeking dividend income should review the ex-dividend and record dates and plan purchases accordingly

Nifty 50 Outlook for 30 May 2025

 

Nifty 50 Outlook for 30 May 2025

Market Recap (29 May 2025):

·         Nifty 50 closed at 24,833.60, up 81 points (+0.33%), snapping a two-day losing streak and reflecting broad-based buying across sectors

·         The index formed a Doji candlestick on the daily chart, indicating indecision between bulls and bears35.

·         Key gainers included IndusInd Bank, Sun Pharma, and Adani Ports, while some financial and FMCG names saw profit booking

Technical Levels to Watch:

Level	Value Range	Significance
Immediate Support	24,700–24,650	Sustaining above this zone is crucial for bulls; a break below could drag Nifty to 24,450.
Resistance	24,883 / 24,934 / 25,016	Pivot resistances; 25,000 is a psychological barrier
Intraday Support	24,825 / 24,670	For Nifty Futures; stop-loss at 24,800 advised
Intraday Resistance	25,200 / 25,300	For Nifty Futures; breakout above 25,000 could trigger further upside

Derivatives & Sentiment:

·         Options Data: Maximum Call open interest is at 25,000, highlighting it as a strong resistance. Significant Call writing at 24,800 and 25,000 further reinforces these barriers

·         Put-Call Ratio (PCR): Rose to 0.86 from 0.76, indicating a slight improvement in bullish sentiment but still below 1, suggesting cautious optimism

·         Chart Patterns: The Doji formation and holding above key moving averages signal indecision, with the next directional move likely on a break of the current range

Expert & Market Commentary:

·         Analysts suggest that a sustained move above 25,000 could trigger a rally toward 25,200–25,300.

·         If Nifty fails to hold above 24,700–24,650, expect a slide toward 24,45

·         The market is searching for fresh triggers, with both buying and profit booking seen across sectors

Sectoral Trends:

·         IT, pharma, and select metals are showing strength.

·         FMCG and NBFCs are witnessing some profit booking

 

Actionable Insights for 30 May 2025

·         For Traders:

·         Go long on Nifty Futures above 25,000 with a stop-loss at 24,800 and targets of 25,200–25,300

·         If Nifty breaks below 24,700, consider short positions targeting 24,450

·         For Investors:

·         Use dips toward support zones to accumulate quality large-caps, especially in resilient sectors like IT and pharma.

·         Risk Management:

·         Maintain strict stop-losses, as volatility and indecision remain high.

Outlook:
Expect range-bound to mildly bullish trade as long as Nifty holds above 24,700. A breakout above 25,000 could trigger momentum buying, while a breakdown below 24,650 may lead to further downside. Monitor sector rotation and global cues for intraday opportunities

 

Summary Table: Key Levels for Nifty 50 (30 May 2025)

Support Zone	Resistance Zone
24,700–24,650	25,000–25,300