As the Q4 earnings season kicks off with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) leading the way on Friday, investor focus is swiftly shifting to another IT heavyweight- LTIMindtree. With its results lined up for April 23, all eyes are not just on the numbers, but also on one big question: Will the tech firm declare another jaw-dropping dividend this year?

Here are three key things to know ahead of LTIMindtree’s big announcement.

1. LTIMindtree Dividend 2025: Board meeting set for April 23

LTIMindtree, one of the major players under the Larsen & Toubro (L&T) umbrella and a part of the BSE 100 index, has officially scheduled its board meeting for Wednesday, April 23. During this meeting, the company will review and approve its audited financial statements both standalone and consolidated for the January to March quarter and the full financial year ending March 31, 2025.

In line with standard corporate governance, the company has also closed its trading window from April 1 to April 25, restricting insiders from dealing in company shares during this period.

2. Dividend Watch: Will the 2000% trend continue?

The market is buzzing with speculation on whether LTIMindtree will maintain, exceed, or reduce its high dividend payout. Last time around, the company declared an interim dividend of 2000%, which translates to Rs 20 per equity share, given the face value of Re 1.

This time, the board will consider recommending a final dividend for FY25 along with its results. While there’s no official word on the size of the dividend yet. In an exchange filing, the company said, “the Board of Directors will also consider the proposal to recommend a final dividend on the equity shares for the financial year ended March 31, 2025, if any.”

3. LTIMindtree: Earning call scheduled for the same day

To provide further clarity into its performance and further outlook, LTIMindtree will also host its earnings conference call at 6:00 pm on April 23.

“…we wish to inform that the Earnings Conference Call will be held on April 23, 2025 at 6:00 p.m. (IST), details of which shall be submitted in due course,” added the company in the regulatory filing.

LTIMindtree Shares: From peaks to pullback – tumultuous ride

As LTIMindtree gears up for its Q4 earnings and possible dividend announcement, its share price tells a story of its own. On the trading day prior, LTIMindtree share price closed nearly 3% higher at Rs 4,173 apiece.

In just the last five trading sessions, the stock has slipped by around 6%. Over the past month, it has dropped by 11%.

In a six-month window, the fall has been steeper down 35%. On a year-on-year basis, the stock is down 15%.

And so far in 2025 alone, LTIMindtree has already seen a 26% dip.

The company’s shares once soared to a 52-week high of Rs 6,767.95, but have since seen a dramatic correction, touching a low of Rs 3,802. That is a staggering fall of over 40% from its peak.