Corporate Radar: PNC Infratech, Cochin Shipyard to turn ex-dividend; bonus issues and more

NEW DELHI: A host of board meetings and corporate actions are scheduled for Wednesday.

Some of the major companies that shall trade ex-dividend today are ABC India (Re 0.5 per share), Amarjothi Spinning Mills (Rs 2.2 per share), Ambika Cotton Mills (Rs 35 per share), Ambika Cotton Mills (Rs 35 per share), AMD Industries (Re 0.75 per share), Aries Agro (Re 0.8 per share), Ashapura Minechem (Rs 0.5 per share), Ausom Enterprise (Rs 1 per share), Axtel Industries (Rs 2 per share), Bharat Bhushan Finance (Re 0.6 per share), Black Rose (Re 0.55 per share), Caplin Point (Rs 2 per share), Career Point (Rs 1 per share), Cochin Shipyard (Rs 3.75 per share), Dhanalaxmi Roto Spinners (Rs 1 per share), Gujarat Alkalies And Chemicals (Rs 10 per share), Him Teknoforge (Re 0.4 per share), Jay Ushin (Rs 3 per share), Jeevan Scientific (Rs 1.2 per share), Jindal Poly Films (Rs 5 per share), KNR Constructions (Re 0.25 per share),Lakshmi Finance (Rs 3 per share), Mawana Sugars (Rs 3 per share), Mishra Dhatu Nigam (Rs 1.54 per share), NLC India (Rs 1.5 per share), PNC Infratech (Re 0.5 per share), Radico Khaitan (Rs 3 per share), Roto Pumps (Rs 2.85 per share), Shakti Pumps (Rs 2 per share), SJVN (Re 0.55 per share) and The Hi-Tech Gears (Rs 1.5 per share).

Alphalogic Techsys and eClerx Services will go ex-bonus today in the ratio of 1:2, while IFL Enterprises will go ex-bonus in the ratio of 1:1. Also, Shubham Polyspin will go ex-bonus in 1:10 ratio.

Andhra Petrochemicals and Greenply Industries will have their annual general meetings (AGMs) today.

Wednesday is the record date for dividends by LIC Housing Finance (Rs 8.5 per share), Mazagon Dock (Rs 1.63 per share), Prestige Estates (Rs 1.5 per share), Shilpa Medicare (Rs 1.1 per share) and Jindal Saw (Rs 2 per share) among others. The stocks went ex-dividend on Monday.

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