Corporate Actions Matrix
Stay informed on essential stock distributions, company restructurings, and upcoming eligibility dates. Want to explore delistings or mergers?
Key Dates You Need to Know
Record Date
The day the company checks its register to decide who’s eligible. You must hold the shares in your Demat account on this date.
Ex-Date
The day the stock starts trading without the benefit of the action. To qualify, buy at least one trading day before the ex-date (T+1 settlement).
Payment Date
When dividends hit your bank account, or bonus shares are credited to your Demat.
| Matrimony.Com Limited (INE866R01028) | ₹655 | ₹560 | 16.89 | 30-JAN-2026 | 29-JUL-2026 | ₹58.5 Cr |
| Orbit Exports Limited (INE231G01010) | ₹250 | ₹231.78 | 7.86 | 15-JUL-2026 | 14-JUL-2026 | ₹27.60 Cr |
| Onward Technologies Limited (INE229A01017) | ₹328 | ₹269 | 21.93 | 18-MAY-2026 | 16-MAY-2026 | ₹18 Cr |
| Aurobindo Pharma Limited (INE406A01037) | ₹1475 | ₹1340.4 | 10.04 | 17-APR-2026 | 16-APR-2026 | ₹800 Cr |
| Fairchem Organics Limited (INE0DNW01011) | ₹800 | ₹662 | 20.85 | 05-JAN-2026 | 05-JAN-2026 | ₹34 Cr |
Corporate Actions Calendar — Dividends, Bonus Issues, Splits & More
Corporate actions are events a listed company initiates that directly affect its shareholders. They can change your portfolio value, your share count, your tax liability, and whether you qualify for a cash payout — which is exactly why every investor needs to track them closely.
ShareBazaarOnline’s Corporate Actions Calendar follows all the major events across Indian listed companies — upcoming record dates, ex-dates, and eligibility deadlines — in one place, updated daily.
Types of Corporate Actions We Track
Dividends — Cash a company pays shareholders out of its profits. To receive one, you must hold the shares before the ex-dividend date. In India, dividends are taxable at your income-tax slab rate.
Bonus Issues — Free additional shares given to existing shareholders in a fixed ratio (e.g. 1:1 = one free share for every share held). Your share count goes up, but your total investment value stays the same because the price adjusts proportionally.
Stock Splits — The company divides existing shares into smaller units (e.g. a 1:5 split turns one ₹100 face-value share into five ₹20 shares). This makes the stock more affordable and improves liquidity without changing the company’s market capitalisation.
Rights Issues — Existing shareholders get the right to buy additional shares at a discount before they’re offered publicly. You can subscribe, renounce (sell your rights), or let them lapse.
Buybacks — The company repurchases its own shares from shareholders, usually at a premium to the market price. Buybacks cut the total shares outstanding and can signal management’s confidence in the company’s value.
How to Use This Calendar
Pick a corporate action type from the tabs below to see upcoming events. Each entry shows the company name, action type, ratio or amount, record date, and ex-date. We refresh this data daily from official exchange filings and company announcements — see the full list on our Corporate Actions page.
Important Note: Companies can revise corporate action dates. Always cross-verify critical dates against the official BSE / NSE announcements before trading on eligibility.
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