Stocks going ex-dividend on 17 November 2026 – Indian dividend calendar

Stocks going ex-dividend on 17 November 2026 – Indian dividend calendar highlights six Indian securities scheduled for dividend or distribution-related corporate actions on Tuesday, 17 November 2026. This informative financial infographic brings together companies and infrastructure investment trusts from the automotive, power financing, infrastructure, investment management and manufacturing sectors.

The calendar provides a convenient reference for investors following upcoming ex-dividend dates, dividend announcements and corporate actions across the Indian stock market. It includes the announced cash amounts per share or unit, helping readers distinguish ordinary company dividends from investment trust distributions.

Dividend and distribution details for 17 November 2026:

1. MRF – ₹3.00 per share.
2. Power Finance Corporation (PFC) – ₹4.10 per share.
3. POWERGRID Infrastructure Investment Trust – ₹3.00 per unit.
4. EAAA India Alternatives – ₹7.00 per share.
5. Nile Limited – ₹3.00 per share.
6. Oriental InfraTrust – ₹3.4596 per unit.

MRF is one of India's well-known tyre manufacturers, serving the automotive and transportation industries. Its listed dividend amount of ₹3.00 per share is included in this calendar for investors tracking corporate actions in the automotive sector.

Power Finance Corporation (PFC) is a major financial institution supporting India's power sector. With a listed dividend of ₹4.10 per share, PFC is an important company for investors monitoring public-sector financial institutions and energy infrastructure financing.

POWERGRID Infrastructure Investment Trust, commonly known as POWERGRID InvIT, is associated with electricity transmission infrastructure assets. Its listed amount of ₹3.00 represents a distribution per unit rather than an ordinary company dividend. Investment trust distributions may include different components, making it important to review the official distribution announcement.

EAAA India Alternatives is listed with a dividend amount of ₹7.00 per share, the highest company dividend amount among the securities featured in this update. Investors should remember that a higher dividend amount does not necessarily indicate a higher dividend yield or a more attractive investment opportunity.

Nile Limited is listed with a dividend amount of ₹3.00 per share. The company operates in industrial manufacturing activities, and its dividend announcement forms part of the corporate-action calendar for 17 November 2026.

Oriental InfraTrust is an infrastructure investment trust listed with a distribution amount of ₹3.4596 per unit. Unlike ordinary equity dividends, InvIT distributions may contain interest, dividend, repayment or other components. Investors should refer to official trust announcements for the exact distribution breakdown and applicable tax treatment.

Among the four companies featured, EAAA India Alternatives has the highest listed dividend amount at ₹7.00 per share, followed by Power Finance Corporation at ₹4.10. MRF and Nile Limited are each listed with ₹3.00 per share. POWERGRID InvIT and Oriental InfraTrust have separately listed distributions of ₹3.00 and ₹3.4596 per unit, respectively. These figures represent cash amounts, not dividend yields or expected investment returns.

Understanding the ex-dividend date is essential when tracking dividend-paying securities. Under the usual settlement rules, investors purchasing shares on or after the ex-dividend date generally do not qualify for the corresponding dividend. Eligibility depends on the applicable record date, settlement rules and official corporate-action terms.

For example, an eligible investor holding 100 shares of Power Finance Corporation would receive a gross dividend of ₹410 based on the listed amount of ₹4.10 per share. Similarly, 100 eligible shares of MRF or Nile Limited would correspond to ₹300 each. These examples are illustrative and exclude applicable taxes and deductions.

Dividend amount and dividend yield should not be confused. Dividend yield compares dividend payments with the market price of a security. Investors evaluating dividend-paying companies should consider profitability, cash flow, valuation, dividend history, financial strength and the sustainability of future payments.

Following the Indian dividend calendar helps investors monitor important corporate actions across NSE and BSE-listed securities. The 17 November 2026 update provides a convenient overview of the six identified securities, including two infrastructure investment trusts, and their respective cash distributions.

The information presented in this infographic has been compiled from the supplied dividend-calendar screenshot and additional public dividend-calendar references. The listed amounts, security classifications and ex-dividend dates should be confirmed through official NSE, BSE, company or investment trust announcements before publication or investment decisions.

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