Upcoming Dividends, Stock Split, Bonus Issue Next Week: Angel One, Central Bank, DCM Shriram, Havells, More

Upcoming Dividends, Stock Splits, Bonus Issues Next Week: Angel One, NLC India, Bank of Maharashtra, DCM Shriram, Central Bank of India, Havells India, etc, will remain in focus next week due to the corporate actions like dividends, bonus issues, stock splits, etc. The record date for dividends, bonus issue, and stock splits during 19 January-23 January, is likely to impact the stock market investors' sentiment.

The Indian stock market ended flat on Friday, January 16, as investors remained cautious due to ongoing earnings season and persistent global uncertainties. In the upcoming week, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) Q3 result announcement may impact the investors sentiment. Additionally, other company earnings, corporate actions, and development around India-US trade deal, Indian Rupee performance, US tariff trial, etc may have an impact on BSE and NSE next week.

Upcoming Dividends, Stock Splits, Bonus Issues Next Week

Havells India, NLC India Limited, Angel One Limited, DCM Shriram, Suraj, etc have fixed their record date for dividend. United Van Der Horst Ltd will determine the eligibility of shareholders for the stock split in the coming week.

Security Name	Ex-Date	Purpose
Bank of Maharashtra	20 Jan 2026	Interim Dividend – Rs. 1.0000
NLC India Ltd	20 Jan 2026	Interim Dividend – Rs. 3.6000
Angel One Ltd	21 Jan 2026	Interim Dividend – Rs. 23.0000
Cian Healthcare Ltd	21 Jan 2026	Resolution Plan – Suspension
ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company Ltd	21 Jan 2026	Interim Dividend – Rs. 14.8500
D. B. Corp Ltd	22 Jan 2026	Interim Dividend – Rs. 2.0000
United Van Der Horst Ltd	22 Jan 2026	Stock Split From Rs. 5 to Rs. 1/-
Central Bank of India	23 Jan 2026	Interim Dividend – Rs. 2.0000
DCM Shriram Ltd	23 Jan 2026	Interim Dividend
Havells India Ltd	23 Jan 2026	Interim Dividend
Jonjua Overseas Ltd	23 Jan 2026	Bonus Issue 5:40
Suraj Ltd-S	23 Jan 2026	Interim Dividend – Rs. 1.5000

Stock Market Outlook

The Indian stock market ended with marginal gains on Friday. The Sensex ended 187.64 points higher at 83,570.35, while the Nifty 50 posted a nominal gain of 28.75 points to close at 25,694.35. During the Friday's trading session, IT stocks, PSU Banks, and metal sector stocks remained among the top outperformers. In contrast, Nifty Healthcare, Pharma, and Consumer Durables remained under pressure and featured among the top laggards. Other sectors traded with a mixed bias, underscoring the lack of strong directional cues.

"The index continues to exhibit elevated volatility in the absence of clear directional cues. The formation of another high-wave candle suggests selling pressure near key resistance levels, with buying interest emerging at lower supports. Nifty is currently hovering around its 100-day EMA. Monday's low of 25,473 is expected to act as immediate support. On the upside, the 25,950-26,050 zone remains a crucial resistance band. Nifty is likely to consolidate within the 25,500-26,000 range. A decisive breakout or breakdown from this band will determine the next directional trend," noted Bajaj Broking in its commentary.

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