11 Stocks That Will Go Ex-Dividend Next Week

The idea of passive income is attractive as its income without any additional work. The income from dividend-paying stocks is unrelated to any activity other than the initial financial investment, making it one of the most passive ways to make money. When you own stock in a company, you are entitled to receive dividends on a regular basis, and this kind of investment can satisfy these criteria.

Dividends

Dividends are financial returns that stockholders receive for keeping their shares of a company. The board of directors of a company decides how much of its profits should be distributed as a dividend to its shareholders. The dividend yield is defined as the dividend per share and expressed as a percentage of a company's share price.

As a shareholder of a Dividend Paying stock, if you owned the stock before the ex-dividend date, you are qualified to receive the dividend from the dividend-paying companies. Shareholders with voting rights must approve dividends. Additionally, shares of stock may be issued as dividends.

If you are looking for high-paying dividend stocks, you need to look ahead and consider companies' strategies and how likely it is that they will remain competitive over the coming decades when choosing individual stocks while pursuing any long-term strategy.

Here is the list of 11 announced Dividend that will soon trade ex-Dividend

Company	Dividend (%)	Face value (Rs.)	Dividend (Rs./share)	Dividend Yield (%)	Ex-date
National Aluminium Company	50	5	2.5	3	21-03-2023
KDDL Ltd	20	10	2	0.2	21-03-2023
Poddar Pigments	35	10	3.5	1.3	21-03-2023
HUDCO	7.5	10	0.8	1.7	21-03-2023
GAIL (India)	40	10	4	3.6	21-03-2023
Sun TV Network	50	5	2.5	0.6	21-03-2023
Kama Holdings	840	10	84	0.7	21-03-2023
AGI Infra	10	10	1	0.2	21-03-2023
Mishra Dhatu Nigam	16.8	10	1.7	0.9	23-03-2023
Styrenix Performance	800	10	80	9.6	24-03-2023
CRISIL	2300	1	23	0.7	31-03-2023

Source: Capitaline, ICICI Direct Research

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