Top Dividend Stocks to Watch: Bajaj Auto, Honeywell to Trade Ex-Dividend June 16–20, 2025

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Top Dividend Stocks to Watch: Bajaj Auto, Honeywell to Trade Ex-Dividend June 16–20, 2025 25 Companies Set to Trade Ex-Dividend Next Week; Key Payouts Include ₹210 from Bajaj Auto and ₹105 from Honeywell Automation
  • 25 companies to trade ex-dividend between June 16–20, 2025.

  • Bajaj Auto, Honeywell announce high dividend payouts.

  • Ex-dividend dates help investors optimize dividend income.

Maharashtra / Mumbai :

India / A total of 25 listed companies, including prominent names like Bajaj Auto, Tata Technologies, and Honeywell Automation, will be trading ex-dividend between Monday, June 16, 2025, and Friday, June 20, 2025. These firms have recently declared dividend payouts, drawing increased attention from dividend-focused investors. The shares of these companies will trade without the value of the upcoming dividend from their respective ex-dividend dates onward.

Among the notable announcements, Bajaj Auto leads with a significant final dividend of ₹210 per share. The record date for Bajaj Auto is Friday, June 20, 2025. Honeywell Automation India follows with an interim dividend of ₹105 per share, with its record date falling on Monday, June 16, 2025. The record date is when companies finalize the list of eligible shareholders for dividend distribution.

Investors looking to receive these dividends must purchase the shares before the ex-dividend date. Buying on or after the ex-date disqualifies shareholders from the upcoming dividend. On the ex-dividend date, stock prices typically adjust lower by approximately the dividend amount, reflecting the payout.

Monitoring these dates is essential for investors aiming to time their purchases effectively. It also helps in understanding market behavior during dividend announcements, especially for high dividend-yielding stocks. Dividend investing strategies often revolve around such key corporate actions to maximize passive income. As the dividend season heats up, these dates become crucial checkpoints for market participants who rely on steady returns from established companies.