PFC, Castrol, India Glycols ka Dividend Ready! Aur Kilitch, Times Green ne diya Bonus ka Dhamaka!

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PFC, Castrol, India Glycols ka Dividend Ready! Aur Kilitch, Times Green ne diya Bonus ka Dhamaka!
Overview

Aaj stock market mein 5 companies ne investors ka dhyan kheench liya hai! Power Finance Corporation (PFC), Castrol India, aur India Glycols aaj se ex-dividend trading shuru kar chuke hain, matlab shareholders ko paisa milne wala hai. Wahi, Kilitch Drugs India aur Times Green Energy kal, March 24, 2026 se bonus shares ke liye ex-date par trade karenge. Ye sab chal raha hai jab market geopolitical tensions aur oil prices ke fluctuations se deal kar raha hai.

Dividends ka Mela Chalu!

Aaj, March 23, 2026 ko, Power Finance Corporation (PFC), Castrol India, aur India Glycols ke shares ex-dividend trade kar rahe hain. Sabse tagda dividend India Glycols de raha hai, ₹7.50 per share ka, jabki PFC ₹3.25 aur Castrol India ₹5.25 per share ka final dividend de raha hai. PSU stocks jaise PFC ko unke stable income ke liye pasand kiya jata hai, aur PFC khud 5-6% ka decent yield offer kar raha hai, jo ONGC aur BPCL jaise dusre government companies ke barabar hai. PFC ka P/E ratio 4.08x se 7.23x ke beech hai, aur kuch analysis ke hisab se ye valuation kaafi low hai, haalanki ek proprietary score isse 'Significantly Overvalued' bhi bata raha hai.

Castrol India, jo lubricants sector mein hai, final dividend declare kar chuka hai aur iska P/E 18.4x se 19.52x ke beech mein hai. Iska dividend yield 4.5-5.6% ke aas-paas hai, lekin kuch analysts ko iska valuation balance sheet size ke hisab se high lagta hai. India Glycols, ek specialty chemical maker, sabse zyada dividend ₹7.50 per share ka de raha hai aur iska P/E lagbhag 19.05x se 25.98x tak hai, jo sector ke dusre peers ke barabar hai.

Bonus Shares ki Badhai!

Iske saath hi, Kilitch Drugs India aur Times Green Energy (India) kal, March 24, 2026 se ex-bonus trade karne wale hain, kyunki inhone 1:1 bonus share issue announce kiya hai. Isse companies apne shareholders ko cash outflow ke bina share count badhane ka mauka deti hain, jo aksar chhoti companies karti hain. Kilitch Drugs India, jiska dividend yield 0% hai, isi tarah se shareholders ko reward kar raha hai. 1:1 ratio ka matlab hai ki shareholders ke holdings lagbhag double ho jayenge. Times Green Energy bhi yahi strategy follow kar raha hai, haalanki is company ka detailed financial data abhi available nahi hai.

Market ka Mood aur Risks

Ye sab corporate actions tab ho rahe hain jab Iran conflict jaise geopolitical issues ki wajah se crude oil prices high hain aur market mein volatility hai. Indian indices mein corrections dikh rahe hain, jahan FIIs selling kar rahe hain aur DIIs support de rahe hain. Aise mein, PFC ka low P/E aur acha dividend yield income-seeking investors ke liye attractive ho sakta hai, bhale hi koi ise 'Significantly Overvalued' keh raha ho. Castrol India ka valuation bhi kuch logon ko high lagta hai. PFC ke liye analysts ka sentiment mostly positive hai aur price targets mein upside dikh raha hai. Lekin, PFC ka 'Significantly Overvalued' score aur analysts ke 'Buy' ratings mein contrast hai. Castrol India mein base oil prices badhne aur electric vehicles se future mein impact hone ki bhi chinta hai. Kilitch Drugs India ke liye koi analyst coverage nahi hai aur 0% dividend yield hai, jo cash flow pressure ya earnings reinvestment ka signal ho sakta hai. Times Green Energy ka data scarcity assessment ko mushkil banata hai. Overall market ki geopolitical events aur crude oil prices se sensitivity sabhi companies ke liye ek systemic risk hai.

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