Ambika Cotton dividend: ₹37 final payout 2025 dates

What Ambika Cotton has announced

Ambika Cotton Mills Ltd (AMBIKCO) has declared a final dividend of ₹37 per equity share, according to the company’s dividend communication and exchange filings referenced in the provided data. The dividend is stated as ₹37 per share on a face value of ₹10 each, which is also shown as 370% in the disclosures. The announcement date cited is 27 May 2025, and the event is linked to audited results and final dividend. Separately, the company’s update dated from Coimbatore on August 28, 2025 also reiterates the ₹37 per share final dividend and notes it is subject to shareholder approval. For investors tracking eligibility, the key dates are the ex-dividend date (ex-date) and the record date. The information provided sets the ex-date as 19 September 2025 and the record date as 20 September 2025.

Key dividend dates investors need to track

The dataset repeats the same critical calendar points across tables and narrative sections. The ex-date is listed as 19-Sep-2025 and the record date as 20-Sep-2025 for the final dividend of ₹37 per share. In practical terms, the ex-date is the cut-off used by the market to determine who is entitled to receive the dividend. The record date is the company’s eligibility cut-off for checking which shareholders are on the register. The disclosure also mentions book closure dates, which are relevant around the record date and AGM. The book closure is stated to run from September 21 to September 27, 2025. The AGM is scheduled for 27 September 2025, and the dividend is subject to shareholder approval at that meeting.

Ex-dividend date and T+1 settlement: why timing matters

The provided text clearly notes the T+1 settlement rule and its impact on eligibility. Under T+1 settlement, buying on the ex-date itself makes an investor ineligible for the dividend referenced in the data. That means shareholders must hold AMBIKCO shares before the ex-date of 19 September 2025 to qualify. Put simply, to be eligible based on the information provided, the purchase has to be completed such that the shares are in the demat account before the ex-date takes effect. The narrative also states that to receive the dividend, an investor must hold the shares before the ex-date. This is the operational takeaway because many retail investors confuse record date with the last day to buy. In this case, the data explicitly points to the ex-date as the critical “buy-before” date.

Record date, book closure, and AGM approval

The record date is stated as Saturday, 20 September 2025, and the filing is described as being under Regulation 42 of SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015. The same filing context also references book closure and the AGM notice for the 37th AGM for FY 2024-25. As per the data, the Board has recommended the final dividend of ₹37 (370%) per equity share, and it is subject to shareholder approval at the AGM scheduled for 27 September 2025. The book closure period is stated as September 21 to September 27, 2025, which aligns with the AGM date shared in the narrative. These procedural details matter because dividend payments typically follow after approval and completion of the record-date process.

Dividend payout and credit timeline

The dataset states the dividend is credited to the shareholder’s linked bank account within 30 days of the record date. It also labels the payout as “Dividend Payout (Final) ₹37” and repeats the ex-dividend date as Sep 19, 2025. While the exact payment date is not provided, the “within 30 days of the record date” line gives a time window for investors. For operational readiness, shareholders should ensure bank details linked to the demat account are correct, since the credit is described as being made to the linked bank account. The data does not provide a separate “dividend payment date” field, so the timeline is best understood through the record date plus the stated 30-day period.

Snapshot table: AMBIKCO final dividend for FY2024-25

How the ₹37 compares with prior years

The data includes a dividend history table with multiple years and repeated final payouts. For 2024-25, the final dividend payout is shown as ₹37. For earlier years, the payout is repeatedly shown as ₹35 for multiple fiscal years, including 2023-24, 2022-23, 2021-22, and 2020-21. The table also lists 2019-20 with a dividend payout of ₹15. Ex-dates shown include 20-Sep-2024 for the ₹35 payout and 22-Sep-2023 for the ₹35 payout, while record dates for some earlier years are not provided (shown as “-”). This history provides context that the 2024-25 payout is higher than the immediately preceding years shown in the dataset.

What the filings and disclosures highlight

The dataset references an exchange receipt and dissemination timestamp of 30/08/2025 12:07:46 for the record-date filing. It also explicitly describes the record date filing as being made under SEBI (LODR) Regulations, 2015. Another disclosure line states: “Purpose: 27 May 2025 - Audited Results & Final Dividend,” tying the dividend recommendation to the audited results timeline. The “Coimbatore, August 28, 2025” note again confirms the ₹37 per share final dividend and sets the AGM schedule, along with book closure dates. Across these entries, the repeated elements are consistent: ₹37 final dividend, record date 20 September 2025, ex-date 19 September 2025, and shareholder approval at the AGM.

Market impact: what this changes for shareholders

The most direct market-relevant impact in the provided information is eligibility timing around the ex-date under T+1 settlement. Investors who buy on 19 September 2025 are stated to be ineligible, which can affect short-term trading behavior around the cutoff. For long-term shareholders, the key operational point is ensuring holdings are in place before the ex-date and that bank details are correctly linked for the payout credit. The data also includes a line stating that monitoring Ambika Cotton Mills’ share price can help investors stay informed, but it does not provide any price level, percentage move, or volume impact around the announcement. As a result, any stock-price interpretation should be limited to the timeline and eligibility mechanics stated. The dividend itself is clearly specified as ₹37 per share, giving investors a concrete figure to incorporate into their cash-flow expectations once approved.

Company identifiers included in the data

The provided text lists the registered office as “9-A Valluvar Street, Sivanandha Colony, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, 641012” and includes a fax number “91-0422-2491504.” A name, “P V Chandran,” is also shown in the dataset without additional context. The sector tag shown is “Textiles.” These identifiers do not change dividend eligibility, but they are part of the company information included in the provided material.

Conclusion

Ambika Cotton Mills’ final dividend is stated at ₹37 per share (370% on face value ₹10), with an ex-date of 19 September 2025 and a record date of 20 September 2025. Under T+1 settlement rules cited in the data, shareholders need to hold the stock before the ex-date, since buying on the ex-date itself is stated to make an investor ineligible. The dividend is subject to shareholder approval at the AGM scheduled for 27 September 2025, with book closure stated from 21 to 27 September 2025. The payment is expected to be credited to the linked bank account within 30 days of the record date, as per the provided information.