Ex-dividend stocks: Bajaj, M&M dates June 30-July 3

Why these stocks are in focus next week

A busy ex-dividend calendar is set to keep several large-cap and widely tracked stocks in focus between June 29, 2026, and July 3, 2026. According to the BSE schedule referenced in the updates, shares of many companies are slated to trade ex-dividend during the week. The list includes well-known names such as Mahindra & Mahindra, Tech Mahindra, Bajaj Finance, and Bajaj Finserv. Bajaj Group-backed stocks are also expected to trend, with Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Holdings & Investment, Bajaj Finance and Maharashtra Scooters mentioned together as key counters on watch. Separately, the updates also note that a total of 30 stocks are turning ex-dividend on Friday, July 3, 2026. For investors tracking dividend eligibility, the timing of the ex-date is the key operational detail.

What “ex-dividend” means for shareholders

When a stock turns ex-dividend, it starts trading without the right to receive the upcoming dividend. The updates explicitly note that investors must own shares before the ex-date to be eligible for the payout. In practical terms, a purchase made on the ex-date does not carry the entitlement for that dividend. The ex-date and record date are often aligned in company schedules, and some of the published tables in the updates show the same date for both. This is why dividend-focused investors typically track both the dividend amount per share and the ex-date. The week’s calendar matters because it clusters multiple ex-dates into a short window, which can drive near-term attention and trading activity in these counters. The announcements cited here are final dividends in several cases, and in one prominent case include a special dividend as well.

June 30 ex-dividend: Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Holdings

June 30, 2026 is flagged as an important date for Bajaj Group stocks in the provided data. Bajaj Finance is scheduled to trade ex-dividend on June 30, 2026, for a final dividend of ₹6 per equity share. Bajaj Finserv is also scheduled to trade ex-dividend on June 30, 2026, with a final dividend of ₹1.50 per equity share. Bajaj Holdings & Investment is listed with both a final dividend of ₹80 per share and a special dividend of ₹50 per share, taking its total announced payout to ₹130 per share. One of the updates also mentions a board meeting date of May 7, 2026 in the context of recommending a dividend for the year ended March 31, 2026, subject to shareholder approval. The same set of updates highlights Bajaj Holdings & Investment as the highest dividend payer in the tracked list at ₹130 per share. Together, these three stocks form the core of the June 30 ex-dividend focus.

July 3 ex-dividend: M&M, Tech Mahindra, Max Healthcare

July 3, 2026 is positioned as another heavy ex-dividend session, with a note that 30 stocks are turning ex-dividend that Friday. Mahindra & Mahindra is scheduled to trade ex-dividend on July 3, 2026, for a final dividend of ₹33 per equity share. Tech Mahindra is scheduled to trade ex-dividend on July 3, 2026, after announcing a final dividend of ₹36 per equity share, and is also described as trading “ex-record date” on the same day for its final dividend for FY26. Max Healthcare Institute will trade ex-dividend on July 3, 2026, for a final dividend of ₹2 per equity share. Escorts Kubota is also listed with a final dividend of ₹33 per share with July 3, 2026 as the ex-dividend date. The July 3 set, therefore, includes both large-cap industrial and IT names along with healthcare, all within the same ex-date cluster.

Other widely tracked names mentioned for the week

Beyond the specific high-profile counters and amounts, the updates reference many additional companies expected to be in focus due to dividend announcements and ex-dates. The list of “popular stocks” for July 3 includes Shriram Finance, Mahindra Lifespace, Bharat Forge and Biocon, though the provided text does not specify dividend per share for each of these names. The broader week list also mentions SKF India, Swaraj Engines, Maharashtra Scooters, Thermax, Union Bank of India, Welspun Corp, Redington, Raymond Realty, and Raymond Lifestyle, among others. Raymond Lifestyle is specifically called out with an ex-date of June 29 in the provided “Key Dates” section. One update also frames the period as “more than 45 companies” scheduled to go ex-dividend between June 29 and July 3, 2026, underlining the breadth of the corporate action calendar. As a result, investors tracking payouts may see multiple stocks in focus even when the dividend amounts differ widely.

Key facts table: ex-dividend dates and dividends disclosed

Bajaj Group dividend snapshot: how payouts compare

Bajaj Group counters are singled out as “majorly trending” in the lead-up to the ex-dates, and the updates provide clear per-share numbers for three of them. Bajaj Holdings & Investment stands out due to the combination of a special dividend and final dividend, taking the total to ₹130 per share. Bajaj Finance and Bajaj Finserv, in contrast, have smaller final dividends of ₹6 and ₹1.50 per share respectively, but remain closely watched due to their market presence. Maharashtra Scooters is also mentioned among the Bajaj group-backed stocks expected to trend, and is listed with a final dividend of ₹60 per share in the broader dividend list, though the provided text does not specify the ex-date alongside that figure. Another line in the dividend list mentions Swaraj Engines with a ₹110 dividend per share, placing it among the larger per-share payouts mentioned for the week. Investors often compare these figures not just by absolute rupees but also in the context of eligibility dates and corporate action timing.

Market impact: what typically changes on ex-date

The primary market-facing change is entitlement: once a share trades ex-dividend, buyers from that day are not eligible for the declared dividend. Because many well-known stocks are on the schedule, market participants may see increased attention around the specific dates of June 30 and July 3. The updates also highlight that several companies will trade ex-date for an array of corporate actions during the week, which can further concentrate focus in a small set of sessions. The practical takeaway for investors is administrative rather than speculative: eligibility is linked to owning the stock before the ex-date. For income-focused investors, the cluster of more than 45 companies going ex-dividend between June 29 and July 3, 2026 creates a week where multiple portfolios may see entitlement cutoffs at once. Within that cluster, July 3 is notable, with 30 stocks turning ex-dividend on that single day. This concentration can also make corporate action calendars and exchange schedules particularly important for planning.

Why the week matters for dividend tracking

The week combines large-cap names, sector variety, and a mix of regular and special payouts. The largest per-share payout highlighted is Bajaj Holdings & Investment at ₹130 per share, combining final and special dividends. June 30 carries a tight cluster of Bajaj Finance, Bajaj Finserv, and Bajaj Holdings & Investment all trading ex-dividend. July 3 similarly clusters Mahindra & Mahindra, Tech Mahindra, Max Healthcare Institute, and Escorts Kubota on the same ex-date. The broader list includes stocks such as Bharat Forge, Biocon, Mahindra Lifespace, and Shriram Finance being mentioned as popular names for July 3, indicating wider market attention even when dividend figures are not specified in the provided text. As these dates approach, the most actionable checklist remains simple: confirm the ex-date on the exchange schedule, verify the announced dividend per share, and ensure eligibility timing aligns with portfolio decisions.

Conclusion

From June 29 to July 3, 2026, the market’s corporate action calendar is set to keep multiple stocks in focus as they trade ex-dividend. The most tracked dates are June 30 for the Bajaj group names and July 3 for Mahindra & Mahindra, Tech Mahindra, Max Healthcare Institute and others, with July 3 also seeing 30 stocks turn ex-dividend. Bajaj Holdings & Investment leads the highlighted list by dividend size at a total of ₹130 per share, combining final and special dividends. Investors focusing on dividends will be watching exchange schedules closely over the week to track eligibility cutoffs and record dates where published. The next concrete milestones are the ex-dates themselves, beginning with June 29 for Raymond Lifestyle and continuing through June 30 and July 3 for the larger clusters.