SBI Dividend Alert: How To Get Unclaimed Dividend From SBI or IEPF? Check the Steps Ahead of SBI Q1 Results

SBI Dividend Alert: State Bank of India shareholders, pay attention. If you haven't claimed any unpaid SBI dividend till now, this is the time to do so. SBI has recently shared a step-by-step guide for investors and shareholders to claim their unpaid dividends.

The announcement is likely to help investors who often lose track of dividends over the years because they change their address or bank account, fail to keep track of their old investments, or hold physical share certificates. Meanwhile, investors will closely track SBI's Q1 results today for the first quarter of the 2026-27 financial year.

SBI Dividend History

SBI has declared 25 dividends since July 2, 2001. The PSU lender has declared an equity dividend of Rs 17.35 per share over the past 12 months, as per Trendlyne data. At the current price of Rs 1,085, SBI's dividend yield is 1.6%.

SBI Dividend: How To Claim Dividend?

-Open the SBI's official website, sbi.bank.in
-Navigate the home page, and select the option of 'Investor Relations'
-Now select the option of 'shareholder information'.
-You can skip the first three steps by clicking on this link: https://sbi.bank.in/web/investor-relations/share-holder-bond-holder-information
-Opt for the 'Unpaid Dividend' option.
-Enter your details using the search facility option
-After collecting details of your unclaimed dividend, you can claim it by contacting KFin Technologies Limited, or the Share and Bonds Department of State Bank of India.

How To Check Unclaimed/Unpaid Dividend Transferred To IEPF?

-Visit the SBI official website and navigate to the home page; click on the 'Unpaid Dividend' section.

-Skip the first step by clicking on the link sbi.bank.in/web/home/unpaid-dividends

-Enter required details like bank, dividend year, folio number, client ID, etc.
-Proceed and fill personal details like PAN, first name, DOB, etc.
-Enter Captcha and proceed to find data.

State Bank of India Q1 Result Preview

Steady growth in RAM segments, improving traction in Xpress Credit, healthy corporate loan pipeline led by infrastructure, renewables and data centres are likely to fuel State Bank of India's Q1 performance, according to experts.

State Bank of India's slippages are expected to be marginally increased sequentially and provisions to be higher sequentially, leading to higher credit costs. SBI is likely to report a double-digit growth in profit during the June quarter, as per brokerages.

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