Dividend Stocks Today, Nov 3: Coal India, Asian Paints, Godrej Consumer; 12 Stocks Turn Ex-Date Tomorrow

Dividend hunters have one last window today, Tuesday, November 3, to buy a dozen stocks before they turn ex-dividend tomorrow. The list of dividend stocks to watch today includes Coal India, Asian Paints and Godrej Consumer Products for dividends, Concord Biotech for a 1:1 bonus issue, and two companies with rights issues. Meanwhile, Infosys, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders and a few other stocks are already trading ex-dividend today.

For all of these stocks, the ex-date and the record date are the same, November 4. Under T+1 settlement, a share bought today will reach your demat account before the record date and the buyer qualifies for the payout. Anyone who buys from tomorrow will not get the benefit.

Coal India, Asian Paints and Godrej Consumer Products dividends

Among the dividend stocks today Coal India is paying the largest of the big-name payouts, an interim dividend of Rs 10.25 per share.

Asian Paints is paying an interim dividend of Rs 5.75 per share, and Godrej Consumer Products Rs 5 per share.
Privi Speciality Chemicals is also paying Rs 5, followed by Symphony at Rs 2, Vaibhav Global at Rs 1.50, Praruh Technologies at Rs 1 and Silver Touch Technologies at Rs 0.10.

1:1 Concord Biotech bonus issue

Concord Biotech goes ex-bonus tomorrow in a 1:1 ratio, which means shareholders get one free share for every share they already hold. The number of shares doubles, while the share price adjusts on the ex-date in proportion.

Crescentis Capital and Suvidhaa Infoserve Rights issues

Two more companies, Crescentis Capital and Suvidhaa Infoserve, also turned ex-date for rights issues on November 4. A rights issue lets existing shareholders buy additional shares, usually at a discount, in proportion to what they already own.

Stocks Trading ex-Dividend Today

Infosys trades ex-dividend today for its first interim dividend of Rs 26 per share for FY27, with November 3 as the record date.

Defence PSU Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders is also trading ex-dividend for Rs 5 per share, while Sasken Technologies is paying Rs 12 and R R Kabel Rs 6.50. Gravita India's interim dividend of Rs 7.70 per share and the IRB InvIT Fund distribution are also listed for November 3. For those who bought these stocks until yesterday will receive the dividend amount in thor bank account.

Dividend Stocks Later This Week

The payouts continuing later this week as well on Thursday, November 5, when Sanofi India goes ex-dividend for Rs 75 per share, the highest of the month, along with Navin Fluorine International at Rs 8, Sun TV at Rs 3.75, Birlasoft at Rs 3 and Engineers India at Rs 1.50. Gujarat Natural Resources also went ex-split that day, cutting its face value from Rs 10 to Re 1.

On Friday, November 6, 17 stocks turned ex-date, including a split by Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works and dividends from Info Edge, CARE Ratings, Quess Corp and Sundram Fasteners. In all, 68 stocks turn ex-date in November 2026.