Stocks going ex-dividend on 13 November 2026 – Indian dividend calendar

Stocks going ex-dividend on 13 November 2026 – Indian dividend calendar features 29 Indian companies listed with an ex-dividend date of Friday, 13 November 2026. This comprehensive dividend update covers companies operating across shipping, chemicals, manufacturing, financial services, consumer goods, information technology, pharmaceuticals, automotive components, housing finance and other industries. For better readability, the dividend calendar is presented in three infographic parts, featuring 10 companies in Part 1, 10 companies in Part 2 and 9 companies in Part 3.

Part 1 of 3 – Dividend stocks:

1. Ramdevbaba Solvent – ₹0.50 per share

2. IG Petrochemicals – ₹10.00 per share

3. Mafatlal Industries – ₹1.00 per share

4. Rain Industries – ₹0.50 per share

5. Great Eastern Shipping – ₹14.40 per share

6. Dynamatic Technologies – ₹2.00 per share

7. Shivalik Bimetal Controls – ₹2.00 per share

8. Transworld Shipping Lines – ₹11.00 per share

9. Precision Wires India – ₹0.35 per share

10. iStreet Network – ₹0.05 per share

Part 1 overview: The first section includes companies involved in edible oil processing, petrochemicals, textiles, industrial manufacturing, shipping, engineering, electrical components and digital commerce. Great Eastern Shipping has the highest listed dividend amount in this section at ₹14.40 per share, followed by Transworld Shipping Lines at ₹11.00 and IG Petrochemicals at ₹10.00. These amounts represent the stated dividend per share and should not be confused with dividend yields.

Part 2 of 3 – Dividend stocks:

11. Goldiam International – ₹2.00 per share

12. SP Capital Financing – ₹0.75 per share

13. Premco Global – ₹10.00 per share

14. Emami – ₹5.00 per share

15. Somany Ceramics – ₹6.00 per share

16. Pearl Global Industries – ₹5.00 per share

17. Astral – ₹1.50 per share

18. PPAP Automotive – ₹1.50 per share

19. Repco Home Finance – ₹5.00 per share

20. Mobavenue AI Tech – ₹0.10 per share

Part 2 overview: The second section features companies operating in jewellery manufacturing, financial services, industrial textiles, FMCG, ceramic tiles, apparel manufacturing, building materials, automotive components, housing finance and digital technology. Premco Global has the highest listed dividend amount in Part 2 at ₹10.00 per share, followed by Somany Ceramics at ₹6.00. Emami, Pearl Global Industries and Repco Home Finance are each listed with ₹5.00 per share. Investors should consider company fundamentals and dividend sustainability rather than relying solely on the announced cash amount.

Part 3 of 3 – Dividend stocks:

21. TAAL Tech – ₹5.00 per share

22. Star Cement – ₹1.00 per share

23. Bhatia Communications India – ₹0.01 per share

24. Computer Age Management Services (CAMS) – ₹3.25 per share

25. Aptus Value Housing Finance – ₹2.00 per share

26. Techknowgreen Solutions – ₹0.50 per share

27. Orient Technologies – ₹2.00 per share

28. OCCL – ₹2.00 per share

29. BMW Ventures – ₹1.50 per share

Part 3 overview: The final section includes companies associated with engineering and technology services, cement manufacturing, communications retail, financial infrastructure services, housing finance, environmental consulting, information technology, specialty chemicals and industrial distribution. TAAL Tech has the highest listed dividend amount in this section at ₹5.00 per share, followed by CAMS at ₹3.25. Aptus Value Housing Finance, Orient Technologies and OCCL are each listed with ₹2.00 per share.

Highest dividend amounts on 13 November 2026: Among the 29 companies featured in this update, Great Eastern Shipping has the highest listed dividend amount at ₹14.40 per share, followed by Transworld Shipping Lines at ₹11.00, IG Petrochemicals and Premco Global at ₹10.00 each, Somany Ceramics at ₹6.00, and Emami, Pearl Global Industries, Repco Home Finance and TAAL Tech at ₹5.00 each. These comparisons refer only to the listed cash amounts per share and do not represent dividend yields, expected returns or investment recommendations.

Dividend calculation examples: Based on the listed dividend amounts, an eligible shareholder holding 100 shares of Great Eastern Shipping would receive a gross dividend of ₹1,440. Similarly, 100 eligible shares of Transworld Shipping Lines would correspond to ₹1,100, IG Petrochemicals ₹1,000, Premco Global ₹1,000 and Somany Ceramics ₹600. These examples are illustrative and exclude applicable taxes and statutory deductions.

Understanding the ex-dividend date: The ex-dividend date is an important corporate-action date associated with dividend eligibility. Under the usual settlement rules, investors purchasing shares on or after the ex-dividend date generally do not qualify for the corresponding dividend. Investors should verify the official record date, applicable settlement requirements and payment schedule before making investment decisions.

Dividend amount versus dividend yield: A higher dividend amount per share does not necessarily mean a higher dividend yield or a better investment opportunity. Dividend yield compares dividend payments with the prevailing market price of a security. Investors should also evaluate earnings, cash flow, dividend history, valuation, financial strength and the sustainability of future distributions.

Why follow the Indian dividend calendar? Monitoring upcoming ex-dividend dates helps investors stay informed about corporate actions across Indian listed companies. The 13 November 2026 dividend calendar highlights dividend announcements from a wide range of industries, allowing readers to track important dates and compare stated dividend amounts. Dividend calendars are useful research tools, but they should be considered alongside official exchange disclosures and broader financial analysis.

About this dividend update: The 29 companies and their listed dividend amounts have been compiled from the supplied corporate-action screenshots. The companies have been arranged into three parts without repeating entries. The dividend amounts and dates have not been independently verified against official NSE, BSE or company filings. Additional companies or corrections may appear as corporate-action schedules are updated.

Disclaimer: This content is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Dividend amounts, ex-dividend dates, record dates, payment schedules and corporate-action details may change. Please verify all information through official NSE, BSE or company announcements before making investment decisions.