PFC, CONCOR and RITES Dividend This Week: Boards Meet on 2 and 4 November 2026 to Consider Q2 FY27 Results and Interim Dividends
- November 2, 2026
- Posted by: Chaitanya Auti
- Category: Market
PFC and RITES boards meet 4 Nov, CONCOR on 2 Nov, for Q2 results and dividend. No amounts yet. PFC last interim Rs 3.90 (ex 27 Aug 2026). PFC yield about 5.9%.
Quick Answer
PFC dividend watch: Power Finance Corporation’s board meets on 4 November 2026 for Q2 FY27 results and a possible second interim dividend. RITES meets the same day, and CONCOR meets today, 2 November, with a dividend on its agenda. No new amounts or record dates have been announced yet. PFC’s last interim dividend was Rs 3.90 per share with an ex-date of 27 August 2026.
The PFC dividend, RITES and CONCOR payouts are among the dividend events this week. All three boards meet to consider Q2 FY27 results and a possible interim dividend, but the exchange notices do not state an amount or a record date, so nothing is confirmed until the board announces it. Here is what is known about the PFC dividend, what the last payouts were and what to check.
Prices are as of 11:00 AM IST on 2 November 2026. Dividend history is from exchange filings and Trendlyne.
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PFC, CONCOR and RITES: Board Meeting and Dividend Calendar
| Company | Board meeting | Agenda | Price (11:00 AM IST) |
|---|---|---|---|
| CONCOR | Monday, 2 November 2026 | Q2 results, dividend item and other business | Rs 422.35 (+2.05%) |
| Power Finance Corporation | Wednesday, 4 November 2026 | Q2/H1 FY27 results and possible second interim dividend | Rs 317.80 (+1.34%) |
| RITES | Wednesday, 4 November 2026 | Q2/H1 FY27 results and possible second interim dividend | Rs 194.13 (+3.11%) |
| Engineers India (declared) | Declared 30 October 2026 | First interim dividend Rs 1.50, record date 5 November | See NSE |
Source: stock exchange notices, PSU Connect, Screener and EconoTimes. Dividends proposed by a board are not final until declared.
PFC Dividend: History, Yield and What to Expect
The PFC dividend record is long: Trendlyne lists 49 dividends since 2007. The most recent were an interim dividend of Rs 3.90 per share with an ex-date of 27 August 2026 and a final dividend of Rs 3.95 with an ex-date of 31 July 2026. The company declared dividends of about Rs 18.75 per share over the past 12 months, which gives a dividend yield of about 5.9% at Rs 313.60, per Trendlyne. The stock was also near a 52-week low last week.
On the PFC dividend timing, last year PFC’s board met for a second interim dividend on 7 November 2025, and the ex-date was 26 November 2025 at Rs 3.65 per share. If the board follows a similar pattern, any second interim payout would be announced on 4 November, but that is a pattern and not a promise.
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RITES Dividend
The RITES dividend history is short: RITES declared a first interim dividend of Rs 1.40 per share with its Q1 FY27 results in August 2026, and the board meets on 4 November to consider the second interim dividend. The trading window for designated persons stays closed until 48 hours after the meeting. The stock is up 3.11% at Rs 194.13 today.
CONCOR Dividend
The CONCOR dividend is not yet declared. Container Corporation of India’s board meets today and the NSE agenda lists a dividend item, but no amount is stated. For reference, CONCOR’s board declared a second interim dividend of Rs 3.25 per share in October 2024 with a record date of 15 November 2024. Its current price is Rs 422.35, up 2.05%.
How to Qualify for a Dividend: Record Date and Ex-Date
You receive a declared dividend only if you hold the shares before the ex-dividend date, which for equities generally falls on the record date under the T+1 settlement cycle. Buying on or after the ex-date does not qualify. After the announcement, check the exact dates on NSE or BSE. Also remember that the share price usually adjusts down by about the dividend amount on the ex-date, so the payout is not free money.
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Conclusion
The PFC dividend, RITES dividend and CONCOR dividend boards meet on 4 and 2 November to consider interim payouts, but no amounts or record dates exist yet. PFC has a long record of dividends and a yield near 5.9%. Wait for the actual announcement, confirm the record date and avoid buying a stock only for the dividend.
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Frequently Asked Questions on PFC Dividend
When does the PFC board meet to consider the dividend?
Ans. Power Finance Corporation's board meets on Wednesday, 4 November 2026 to consider Q2 and half-year FY27 results and a proposal for a second interim dividend for FY 2026-27. The amount and record date will be known only if the board declares a dividend.
What was PFC's last dividend?
Ans. PFC's last interim dividend was Rs 3.90 per share with an ex-date and record date of 27 August 2026, and the final dividend before that was Rs 3.95 with an ex-date of 31 July 2026, per Trendlyne. Over the past 12 months it declared about Rs 18.75 per share.
What is PFC's dividend yield?
Ans. At a price of about Rs 313.60, Trendlyne shows PFC's dividend yield at about 5.98%, and Screener shows about 5.92%. Yield changes with the share price, which was Rs 317.80 at 11:00 AM IST on 2 November 2026, and with future payouts.
When does the RITES board meet?
Ans. RITES Limited's board meets on Wednesday, 4 November 2026 to approve unaudited results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2026 and to consider a second interim dividend. The company paid a first interim dividend of Rs 1.40 per share in August 2026.
Has CONCOR declared a dividend?
Ans. Not yet. CONCOR's board meets on 2 November 2026 and the exchange agenda lists a dividend item, but the notice does not state an amount or record date. Check the company's filing after the meeting. In October 2024 it declared Rs 3.25 per share as a second interim dividend.
What is the ex-dividend date and why does it matter?
Ans. The ex-dividend date is the first day a share trades without the right to the declared dividend. To qualify, you must buy before it. The share price typically falls by about the dividend amount on that day, so the payout does not create extra value by itself.
Is a high dividend yield always good?
Ans. Not always. A high yield can reflect a falling share price rather than a generous payout, and dividends can be cut. Look at earnings, payout ratio, debt and growth. PFC's yield of about 5.9% comes alongside a share price near its 52-week low, so check the reasons before relying on it.
Is dividend income taxable?
Ans. Yes. Dividends are added to your income and taxed at your slab rate, and companies deduct TDS above specified limits. Rules and limits can change, so check the current provisions on the income tax website. This is not tax or investment advice, so consult a SEBI-registered advisor or tax professional.