Rs 252 Dividend! ITC, Gillette India, Great Eastern Shipping and 11 others - Record date on Feb 4

Dividend Paying Stocks India: A number of companies have declared interim dividends for their shareholders for the financial year 2026-27. The cash rewards were declared over a period of time along with quarterly results. Notably, the record date of the corporate action has been fixed, and this story lists all dividend stocks with record date on February 04, 2026. Dividend Stocks February 2026As per BSE corporate actions data on its official website, 14 companies have a dividend record date on Wednesday (Feb 4). ITC, Gillette India Ltd, Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd, Coromandel International Ltd, Flair Writing Industries Ltd and 9 others are on the list. In total, Rs 252.10 will be given by these companies. The data has been sourced from the BSE website as of February 3, 2026. Dividend Paying Stocks India (Record Date on February 4, 2026)Alldigi Tech Dividend 2026 The company declared an interim dividend of Rs 30. Apcotex Industries Dividend 2026 Interim Dividend of Rs 2.50 has been announced for shareholders. Carborundum Universal Dividend 2026 Interim dividend of Rs 1.50Coromandel International Dividend 2026Interim dividend of Rs 9 for shareholders.Crizac Dividend 2026Interim Dividend for FY26 Rs 8. Dolat Algotech Dividend 2026 Interim dividend of Rs 0.10 Flair Writing Industries Dividend 2026 Interim dividend of Rs 0.50. Great Eastern Shipping Company Dividend 2026 Interim dividend of Rs 9 for financial year FY26. Gillette India Dividend 2026 An interim dividend of Rs 120 and a special dividend of Rs 60 has been announced. Indian Energy Exchange Dividend 2026 Interim dividend of Rs 1.50. ITC Dividend 2026 Interim dividend of Rs 6.50. KPIT Technologies Dividend 2026 Interim dividend of Rs 2.25. MAS Financial Services Dividend 2026 Interim dividend of Rs. 1.25. What is the record date? The record date is the cutoff date set by the company to determine which shareholders are eligible to receive the dividend. If your name appears in the company's register of shareholders as of the close of business on the record date, you qualify for the dividend. What is the difference between interim and final dividends? An interim dividend is declared and paid during the financial year (often quarterly or half-yearly). A final dividend is declared after the year-end results and approved at the AGM. Both are treated similarly for eligibility and taxation. If you sell shares on the record date, are you still eligible? Yes, as long as you were a shareholder on the record date (end of day), you remain eligible-even if you sell on or after that date. The dividend entitlement is based on ownership as per the company's books on the record date. (Disclaimer: The above article is meant for informational purposes only, and should not be considered as any investment advice. ET NOW DIGITAL suggests its readers/audience to consult their financial advisors before making any money-related decisions.)