Eight companies and one Infrastructure Investment Trust are trading ex-dividend today, February 12, 2026, offering a combined dividend payout of ₹170.75 per share. According to reports from ET Now, Procter & Gamble Health Ltd leads with the highest combined payout of ₹160 per share (₹50 special dividend + ₹110 interim dividend). Gateway Distriparks Ltd follows with a total payout of ₹2 per share (₹0.75 interim + ₹1.25 special dividend), while Goldiam International Ltd has declared an interim dividend of ₹2.75 per share. Other notable announcements include Sun TV Network Ltd offering ₹2.50 per share and Star Cement Ltd providing ₹1 per share.
The ex-date represents the cut-off date for determining shareholder eligibility for declared dividends. As reported by ET Now, investors purchasing shares on or after the ex-date will not receive the declared dividend. To be eligible for the payout, shares must be purchased before the ex-date, with stock prices typically adjusting downward on the ex-date to reflect the dividend payout. This mechanism ensures that only existing shareholders benefit from the announced dividends.
According to ET Now, the complete list includes Gateway Distriparks Ltd (₹0.75 interim + ₹1.25 special dividend), Goldiam International Ltd (₹2.75 interim dividend), Procter & Gamble Health Ltd (₹50 special + ₹110 interim dividend), POWERGRID Infrastructure Investment Trust (income distribution), Repco Home Finance Ltd (₹2 interim dividend), Snowman Logistics Ltd (₹0.50 interim dividend), and Star Cement Ltd (₹1 interim dividend). Sun TV Network Ltd rounds out the list with a ₹2.50 per share interim dividend.
Investors seeking dividend income typically track ex-date stocks closely, as share prices often adjust in line with the payout amount. As reported by ET Now, the total announced dividend payout of ₹170.75 per share across these eight companies and one InvIT represents significant income opportunities for eligible shareholders. The varying payout amounts from ₹0.50 to ₹160 per share demonstrate the diverse nature of dividend distributions across different sectors and company sizes.
