Diverse Dividend Offerings: Companies Declare Dividends on Record Date 7th Sep

Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals (GSFC) has announced a dividend of 10 rupees per share, a welcome development for shareholders. With a Current Market Price (CMP) of 191 rupees, this translates to a dividend yield of approximately 5.24%. GSFC’s 52-week high of 193 rupees and low of 116 indicate a favorable position for investors seeking a steady return on their investment.

Mazda’s dividend of 14 rupees per share, in conjunction with a CMP of 1020 rupees, results in a yield of about 1.37%. Although the yield is relatively lower, the company’s 52-week high of 1040 and low of 580 suggest stability for dividend-seeking investors.

Kemp & Company’s dividend of 12 rupees per share, with a CMP of 999 rupees, offers a yield of approximately 1.20%. The stock’s proximity to its 52-week high of 1074 rupees implies a decent dividend return for investors in the current market.

Kopran has declared a dividend of 3 rupees per share, with a CMP of 249 rupees, resulting in a yield of approximately 1.20%. While the yield is moderate, the stock’s 52-week high of 253 and low of 96 indicate a wide price range, potentially impacting investor sentiment.

Tirupati Foam’s dividend of 1 rupee per share, combined with a CMP of 92 rupees, results in a yield of around 1.09%. This lower yield, along with the stock’s 52-week high of 110 and low of 59, may not be as attractive to investors seeking higher dividend returns in the current market environment.