Dividend Season: Six Major Stocks to Trade Ex-Dividend on June 10, 2026

India's stock market will be very busy this week with six of the big companies going ex-dividend on June 10, 2026 and therefore starting dividend season. Investors who are looking for an investment that gives them good returns will be looking at these stocks as dividends are ranging from ₹75 to ₹75 per share.

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1.TATA ELXSI leads the list with a dividend of ₹75 per share. Tata Elxsi has good design/tech services so it can reward shareholders with lots of cash.

2.Infosys, one of India’s biggest IT companies, will pay an ex-dividend of ₹25 per share. A long-term dividend is the way to keep the company profitable and an international presence.

3.In the banking sector, Indian Bank declared a dividend of ₹18.25 per share. From good asset quality and stable earnings, the dividend is indicative of the evolution of the public sector bank’s growth trajectory.

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4.Tata Chemicals, a diversified business in chemicals and consumer products, will offer ₹11 per share. It keeps a strong hand in industrial and sustainable solutions to reward shareholders.

5. Tata Investment Corporation, an investment holding company, has announced a dividend of ₹3.40 per share. Exposure to various Tata companies ensures constant returns and therefore a reliable choice for dividend-seeking investors.

6.Seshasayee Paper and Boards will go ex-dividend with a dividend of ₹2 per share. Despite the company’s problems in the paper industry, it has been able to retain shareholders’ rewards.

For investors, the ex-dividend date of June 10 is crucial. Buying shares before this date will allow for dividends and after buying them will not be eligible. The record date of June 15 will complete the shareholders list to pay dividends.

Based on the fact that six companies in different sectors (IT, banking, chemicals, investment and paper) are going ex-dividend on the same day, June 10 will see a lot more activity on Dalal Street. Dividend season rewards shareholders and also reflects the financial strength and stability of India’s biggest companies.