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Dividend stocks, bonus shares, split, buyback issues in Nov 2026: Coal India, HUL, Infosys, Power Grid, others | List

A November 1 article lists Indian companies with record dates for corporate actions in November 2026. Coal India, Hindustan Unilever, Power Grid and Infosys are among those named. It identifies dividend dates and three stock splits, including Gujarat Natural Resources' split from Rs.10 to Re 1, but the supplied text ends before the full list.

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A November 1 article lists Indian companies with record dates for corporate actions in November 2026. Coal India, Hindustan Unilever, Power Grid and Infosys are among those named. It identifies dividend dates and three stock splits, including Gujarat Natural Resources’ split from Rs.10 to Re 1, but the supplied text ends before the full list.

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Global impact / market context

Record dates determine which shareholders qualify for a corporate action, so investors need the dates to understand potential eligibility for dividends or share changes. A stock split changes the number and face value of shares, but the article does not say it changes a company’s underlying business or total value.

Analyst inference

The article reports that in October the Nifty 50 rose 2.81% and the BSE Sensex rose 3.55%, while investors also watched whether the recovery would continue. The listed corporate actions provide company-specific dates, but the text gives no details on payouts or expected financial effects.

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What to watch

  1. Check each company’s full record date and corporate-action terms; the supplied article is cut off during its stock-split list, so several details are missing. Analyst inference
  2. For any announced dividend, verify the amount and eligibility date in the company’s complete notice; the article names dividend record dates but gives no payout figures. Analyst inference
  3. Watch whether the Indian market retains its recovery or dips again, the uncertainty highlighted in the article; October’s reported index gains do not establish what happens next. Confirmed

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