From Patanjali to Railways, 138 companies are looting money, you should not miss:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Put money in the stock market? So this week there is a big news for you! Get ready, because this week 138 companies are going to give a big gift to their investors. If you also have shares from these companies, then you can get dividend (profit part) and bonus shares.

Let us understand in easy language what it means and which big companies are included in this list.

What is ex-date?

First of all it is important to know what X-Det is. This is the date that if you buy shares of a company till a day before, then you become entitled to the dividend or bonus given by the company. If you buy an X-date or after that, you do not get the benefit of it.

Which companies are giving gifts this week?

Many well-known companies are going to please their investors this week. Some of these big names are:

• Patanjali Foods: This company of Baba Ramdev on every share 6 rupees Is giving a dividend of Its X-date is 13 September. This means that if it has shares in your demat account till September 12, then you will get this dividend.
• Hudco: This government company is also giving good profits to its investors.
• Ircon International: This powerful company associated with the railway has also announced the dividend.
• Cochin Shipyard: This large government company shared by the ship 2.25 rupees Has announced a dividend

Apart from these Rights, GE Power, NLC India, Hindustan Copper, Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) And India dynamics There are many government and private companies, which are getting ex-dividend this week.

What should investors do?

If you are a shareholder of these companies, then it is a matter of happiness for you. Dividend will directly come to your bank account. And if you were thinking of investing in any of these companies and also want to take advantage of dividend, then you will have to buy those shares before X-Det.

This week in the stock market can prove to be a lot of stir and profitable for investors. Just keep your eyes on the X-date of your favorite companies.