Over 90 companies, including Britannia, Gail, and Coal India, are set to distribute dividends between August 4th and 8th, 2025. This week presents an excellent opportunity for those investing in dividend stocks.
Dividend Stocks in August: From August 4th to 8th, 2025, more than 90 companies are going to pay dividends to their shareholders. Several companies from various sectors, ranging from large caps like Britannia, Gail, and Coal India to mid and small caps, have announced rewards.
First Week of August Special for Investors
If you follow a dividend-based investment strategy in the stock market or want to invest in stocks that provide regular returns, the first week of August could be excellent for you. This week, over 90 companies are going to distribute final or interim dividends to their shareholders. These include companies from diverse sectors such as FMCG, auto, pharma, energy, technology, chemicals, and finance.
Why is this Week Important?
A dividend means a company is sharing a portion of its profits with investors. This not only adds to the return in your portfolio, but also shows that the company's financial position is b. In times when uncertainty prevails in the market, dividend stocks are considered a stable and secure source of income. That's why this week, from August 4th to 8th, 2025, can be rewarding for investors.
Major Companies Paying Dividends on August 4th, 2025
Several major companies have declared dividends on August 4th. Britannia Industries has fixed a final dividend of ₹75 per share, which is considered a significant payout this week. Deepak Nitrite has announced a dividend of ₹7.50, while Gail (India) Ltd is paying a final dividend of ₹1. In addition, Emkay Global Financial Services has fixed a final dividend of ₹1.50 and a special dividend of ₹2.50. Gandhi Special Tubes has declared a final dividend of ₹15. Westlife Foodworld is paying an interim dividend of ₹0.75.
Which Companies are Paying Dividends on August 5th, 2025?
On August 5th, Automotive Axles has announced a large final dividend of ₹30.50, while Berger Paints has announced ₹3.80 per share. Century Enka ₹10, Chambal Fertilisers ₹5, and Hyundai Motor India ₹21 per share are among the companies paying dividends. Benares Hotels has also fixed a final dividend of ₹25. Tips Music has announced an interim dividend of ₹4. Alembic, Prima Plastics, Indef Manufacturing, and Ipca Laboratories are also giving dividends to investors on this day.
August 6th, 2025: Keep an Eye on These Companies Including Coal India
On August 6th, Coal India is paying an interim dividend of ₹5.50. Blue Dart Express has fixed a final dividend of ₹25, while The Anup Engineering is paying ₹17. Dr. Lal PathLabs has announced an interim dividend of ₹6, which is a good sign for investors in the healthcare sector. Kirloskar Industries ₹13, Hester Biosciences ₹7, and Rajratan Global Wire ₹2 are going to pay final dividends. On this day, several companies from the FMCG, infrastructure, and biotech sectors will reward investors.
August 7th, 2025: Largest Dividend from Disa India
On August 7th, Disa India is going to pay the largest dividend of ₹100 per share. In addition, Lumax Industries and Bayer CropScience have also fixed payments of ₹35 each. Linde India ₹12, PI Industries ₹10, and La Opala RG ₹7.50 have declared final dividends. Symphony is paying an interim dividend of ₹1. This day may be particularly important for investors in the manufacturing and industrial segments.
August 8th, 2025: Several Major Companies, Including MCX and Ceat, Will Pay Dividends
On the last day of the week, August 8th, Alkem Laboratories is paying a final dividend of ₹8, while MCX has fixed a payment of ₹30 per share. Ceat Ltd is also paying a final dividend of ₹30, which is expected to provide good returns to those investing in the auto sector. Indian Oil has fixed a dividend of ₹3 and Hindalco has fixed ₹5, which may benefit investors in the energy and metal sectors. Quess Corp ₹6 and CAMS ₹11 per share have announced interim dividends. On this day, along with mid-cap companies, some large-cap companies are also going to pay dividends.
Benefits of Dividend Investing
Dividends not only become a source of regular income, but also demonstrate the stability and responsibility of companies towards their shareholders. Companies that pay dividends for a long time are considered reliable for investors. Especially for retail investors, this is a tool that allows them to earn a steady return even amidst market fluctuations.
