Eligible investors across the four public sector undertakings are positioning ahead of record dates scheduled between November 6 and November 12, 2026. Market performance showed contrasting sentiment on Thursday, as shares of ONGC and NTPC retreated while CONCOR and Petronet LNG posted solid gains. Senior analyst Virat Jagad has established specific technical targets and entry zones for each stock, including a ₹453–₹470 upside range for CONCOR.
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Investors must hold company shares before their specific November deadlines to qualify fo…: Investors must hold company shares before their specific November deadlines to qualify for the interim dividend distributions.
Technical analyst Virat Jagad recommends buy-on-dips strategies for ONGC between ₹226 and…: Technical analyst Virat Jagad recommends buy-on-dips strategies for ONGC between ₹226 and ₹229, aiming for targets up to ₹245.
Technical analysis outlines a targeted entry range of ₹305 to ₹312 for Petronet LNG with…: Technical analysis outlines a targeted entry range of ₹305 to ₹312 for Petronet LNG with potential upside reaching ₹345.
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PSU dividend comparison: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, NTPC, Container Corporation of India, and Petronet LNG are some of the key public sector undertakings (PSUs) which have announced dividends for the financial year 2026-27.
Record dates for dividend announced by most of these PSUs is set to fall in the coming days. For investors who closely track developments around PSU dividends, here are all the details from their payout amount, dividend record dates to technical targets by experts.
Out of the four companies, ONGC has announced the highest payout for the financial year 2026-27. The PSU has fixed November 12 as the record date.\
Company Name | Dividend Type | Dividend Amount (per share) | Record Date |
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ONGC | Interim | ₹8.00 | 12 Nov 2026 |
NTPC | Interim | ₹3.00 | 06 Nov 2026 |
CONCOR | Interim | ₹1.90 | 11 Nov 2026 |
Petronet LNG | Interim | ₹7.00 | 06 Nov 2026 |
ONGC’s board of directors announced an interim dividend of ₹8 per equity share with a face value of ₹5 each.…
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