Apar Industries dividend 2025: ₹51 ex-date Jul 29

What Apar Industries announced

Apar Industries Ltd (symbol: APARINDS) declared a final dividend of ₹51.00 per equity share. The dividend was announced on 14 May 2025, and the company set 29 July 2025 as both the ex-dividend date and the record date. For shareholders tracking corporate actions, this combination of ex-date and record date on the same day is the central eligibility checkpoint.

The corporate action has also been described as “₹51.00 per share (510%)” final dividend in the provided data, reflecting a percentage format often used for companies with a ₹10 face value equity share.

Ex-date and record date: what decides eligibility

To receive the dividend, investors needed to own APAR Industries shares before the ex-dividend date of 29 July 2025. The provided notes specifically highlight the T+1 settlement mechanism: buying shares on the ex-date itself makes an investor ineligible for the dividend. That is because the shares would not be credited in time to be reflected as ownership on the record date.

The record date is when Apar Industries identifies eligible shareholders for the payout. If shares are purchased on or after the ex-dividend date, the buyer is not entitled to receive the declared dividend.

When the dividend is expected to be credited

The timeline for the credit of the dividend to shareholders’ linked bank accounts is described in two ways in the provided material:

• It states the dividend is credited within 30 days of the record date.
• It also states investors can expect the dividend within 25 to 45 business days after the record date.

Both timelines are commonly presented on market data pages, but they should be read as indicative processing windows rather than a guaranteed day-count.

Key facts table: APAR Industries ₹51 dividend

Dividend pattern and past corporate actions

The provided information states Apar Industries pays one dividend per financial year, typically declared after the Q4 board meeting results. The historical dividend list in the material shows large final dividends in recent years, including ₹51 per share for ex-date 20 Aug 2024 and ₹40 per share for ex-date 04 Aug 2023.

The same source set also references an older bonus issue: an ex-bonus date of 11 Jan 2007 with a ratio of 1:3, and a record date of 12 Jan 2007. It also explicitly notes: “No Split has been declared by APARINDS.”

Recent dividend history mentioned in the data

AGM and EGM notices highlighted

Beyond dividends, the data includes meeting-related disclosures and newspaper advertisements. APAR Industries Ltd published advertisements in Business Standard and Vadodara Samachar on 21 Aug 2026, notifying shareholders of its 37th AGM scheduled for 21 Sep 2026 at 02:30 PM IST via VC/OAVM.

Separately, it also states an EGM is scheduled for 30 Jul 2026 at 11:00 hours, and that it will be held through video conferencing or other audio-visual means.

The material also references the 36th AGM scheduled on Tuesday, 05 Aug 2025 (02:30 pm), and a BSE item dated 09 Jul 2025 regarding the notice of that AGM.

FY2025-26: ₹60 dividend recommendation and an inconsistency

A separate update in the provided text (published on 05/28/2026 at 05:25 am EDT) states that APAR Industries Limited recommended a dividend of INR 60 (600%) per equity share of INR 10 each fully paid on 40,168,315 equity shares for FY2025-26. It adds that the payment is subject to approval by members at the AGM.

However, the same input also includes a line saying: “For the 2025–26 financial year, Apar Industries Ltd declared a final dividend of 0.00% per share.” Since both statements appear in the supplied material, readers should treat the ₹60 recommendation as subject to shareholder approval and cross-check the final outcome in the company’s AGM results filing.

Stock snapshot and basic metrics cited

The provided text states APAR Industries Ltd is currently trading at ₹16,856.95 per share. It also lists valuation and profitability metrics including P/E of 60 and P/B of 12.307. Additional metrics shown include dividend yield of 0.31%, ROCE of 31.1%, and ROE of 20.2%.

The same material states: “The company has a market capitalization of ₹71,174.60.” (The unit is not clarified in the text, though market-cap tables typically use ₹ crore in Indian market dashboards.)

Market impact: what these disclosures change for investors

For income-focused investors, the immediate market-relevant information is the ex-date and record date alignment on 29 Jul 2025 and the T+1 eligibility warning. Investors who purchased on the ex-date would not qualify for the ₹51 payout, which is a practical point that affects trade planning around corporate actions.

The later AGM and EGM notices matter from a governance and compliance standpoint, especially because the ₹60 dividend recommendation for FY2025-26 is stated to be subject to member approval at an AGM. Meeting timelines and notices also guide investors on when to expect final confirmations, voting windows, and post-AGM outcomes.

Analysis: why the dates and settlement rule matter most

Dividend amounts draw attention, but the key operational detail is eligibility under settlement rules. With T+1 settlement highlighted in the data, investors must ensure shareholding is reflected in their demat account before the ex-date cut-off to be on the company’s register by the record date.

The data also indicates Apar Industries typically pays one dividend per financial year, and recent years show sizable payouts (₹40 in 2023 and ₹51 in 2024 and 2025). Alongside this, the cited dividend yield of 0.31% suggests that despite large rupee payouts, the stock price level can keep yield modest.

Conclusion

Apar Industries’ final dividend of ₹51 per share was announced on 14 May 2025, with ex-date and record date both set at 29 Jul 2025, and eligibility tied to holding shares before the ex-date under T+1 settlement. Separately, the company’s disclosures also include an AGM schedule (37th AGM on 21 Sep 2026 via VC/OAVM) and a ₹60 per share dividend recommendation for FY2025-26, subject to shareholder approval at an AGM.