Key Highlights:
- Rs 500 dividend per share declared, highest in the company’s history.
- Record date set for July 28, 2025; AGM to be held on August 4.
- Shares currently trade at Rs 39,999, among the costliest in India.
Mumbai: Yamuna Syndicate Ltd has made a major announcement that has caught the attention of the stock market. The company has proposed a Rs 500 dividend per share for the financial year ending March 31, 2025. This is the highest-ever dividend in the company’s history and has generated excitement among long-term investors.
This announcement is particularly beneficial for those who have been holding the company’s shares for a while, as they stand to receive a direct and substantial benefit in their accounts.
Record Date Set: July 28, 2025
To qualify for the dividend, investors must own shares of Yamuna Syndicate Ltd by July 28, 2025, which has been announced as the record date. This means that only those who hold the stock at the end of that day will be eligible to receive the dividend.
For example, if an investor holds 10 shares, they would receive a total dividend of Rs 5,000. The more shares you own, the greater the benefit.
Steady Rise in Dividend Over 5 Years
Yamuna Syndicate has been increasing its dividend payout consistently over the past five years:
Year Dividend (Rs /Share)
2021 40
2022 200
2023 325
2024 400
2025 (Proposed) 500
This trend shows the company’s strong financial performance and growing investor reward policy.
What Happens Next?
The proposed dividend is subject to approval at the company’s 71st Annual General Meeting (AGM) scheduled for August 4, 2025. If the shareholders approve it, the company has announced that the dividend will be credited by August 30, 2025.
Currently, Yamuna Syndicate Ltd’s stock is trading at Rs 39,999 per share, making it one of the most expensive shares in India. This latest announcement further adds value to its investors’ portfolios.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. Stock market investments are subject to risk. Please consult a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
