As November nears its end, this week is packed with key macroeconomic indicators and a wave of corporate actions. From quarterly GDP numbers and IIP figures to companies going ex-dividend, investors will track updates that could shape market sentiment. With dividends, bonuses, and stock splits on the calendar, the week promises a steady flow of triggers across sectors.
November 24: Income payout in focus
Altius Telecom Infrastructure Trust will begin the week on November 24 with an income distribution.
November 25: Interim dividend in focus
On November 25, Ingersoll-Rand (India) will distribute an interim dividend of Rs 55 per share, while Medinova Diagnostic Services will move ahead with an amalgamation.
Sudeep Pharma’s IPO which opened for subscription on November 21 will close on November 25.
November 26: PFC, Shyamkamal and HDFC Asset Management in focus
On November 26, HDFC Asset Management Company will issue a 1:1 bonus. Power Finance Corporation will pay an interim dividend of Rs 3.65 per share, and Shyamkamal Investments will distribute Rs 0.10 per share as interim dividend.
Mother Nutri Foods’s and K K Silk Mills’ IPO will open for subscription on November 26 and will close on November 28.
November 27: AK Capital Services’ interim dividend in focus
The dividend flow continues on November 27 with AK Capital Services declaring an interim payout of Rs 16 per share.
November 28: November 28: GDP, IIP and forex reserves data in focus
The GDP estimates for the July–September quarter of FY26 will be released on Friday, November 28. India’s Index of Industrial Production (IIP) will also be released on the same day. Government will also release Foreign Exchange Reserves data on Friday.
On the corporate side, Aryavan Enterprise and Meera Industries will pay interim dividends of Rs 0.50 per share each, while Nile Ltd will distribute an interim dividend of Rs 5 per share. Thyrocare Technologies will issue a 2:1 bonus, doubling shareholder holdings. Unison Metals will implement a stock split, revising its face value from Rs 10 to Rs 1, aimed at improving liquidity and accessibility.
