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E Factor Experiences dividend history and dates

NSE: EFACTOROther Consumer Services

Last close ₹193.35down ₹4.70 (2.37%)

Share price at the NSE close on 23 Oct 2026. Previous close ₹198.05.

52-week range of traded prices to 23 Oct 2026
₹150.00Low, 8 Jul 2026₹348.00High, 4 Dec 2025
Market cap
₹254 Cr
P/E
12.9
P/B
2.8
Dividend yield
0.62%
ROE
24.4%
Debt to equity
0.32
Volume, NSE
4,00020.0% delivered

Next dividend, ex-date and record date

No dividend is announced. The last went ex on 16 Sep 2026: ₹1.20 a share.

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E Factor Experiences dividend calendar

Each payment in the month it went ex, as declared, ₹ a share at the time. Years running counted to the year to Mar 2026.

  • Paid 3 years running, from the year to Mar 2024
Dividends by the month each went ex
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecIn the year
2026₹1.20₹1.20
2025₹1.20₹1.20
2024₹1.00₹1.00

Interim or final dividendSpecial dividendNone that month

Dividends by year

Per share, for the year it was paid for: a dividend declared with a year's results counts in that year, even when it goes ex after the year ends.

Dividend per share, ₹, restated for later splits and bonuses

Highest ₹1.20 a share, years to Mar 2025 and Mar 2026.

Share of profit paid out, %, where the year's results are on record

Highest 9% of profit, year to Mar 2024.

E Factor Experiences dividend history

Every payment with its ex-date and record date, the latest years open.

2026

  • Sep16Wed

    ₹1.20Final

    Ex-date and record date 16 Sep 2026 · announced 26 May 2026

    0.75%of the price

2025

  • Sep19Fri

    ₹1.20Final

    Ex-date and record date 19 Sep 2025 · announced 26 Aug 2025

    0.45%of the price
Earlier, 2024

2024

  • Jul26Fri

    ₹1.00Final

    Ex-date 26 Jul 2024 · books closed to 2 Aug 2024

    0.48%of the price

Grouped by the calendar year each went ex, so a year's total here can differ from the year it was paid for above. Of the price is the dividend as a share of the close on the session before its ex-date. A book closure is the run of days the company's register is frozen to settle who is paid; a record date is the one-day form of it.