Angel One Dividend 2026: Record Date Out, Check Second Interim Dividend Amount, Announcement Date, History, Yield and Returns of the Broking Stock

Stockbroking firm Angel One has announced that its board will consider a second interim dividend for the financial year 2026-27, and the record date has been fixed. This is the second Angel One dividend of the current financial year, after the first interim payout in July.

This guide covers the Angel One dividend record date, the board meeting date, how to be eligible, the full dividend history adjusted for the stock split, the dividend yield and the returns of the broking stock. Where sources disagree or I have calculated a figure, I say so.

The most important point for any Angel One dividend search is the split. The company sub-divided its shares from Rs 10 face value to Re 1 in early 2026, so older dividend amounts look ten times larger than today's per-share payouts.

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Angel One Dividend 2026: Record Date and Board Meeting Dates

Event	Date	Status
Trading window closed	1 October 2026 until 48 hours after Q2 results	Per company intimation
Board meeting to consider the second interim dividend	15 October 2026	Announced; amount not declared
Q2 FY27 earnings call	16 October 2026, 11:00 am	One source; its page dates are inconsistent, so verify
Record date for the second interim dividend	22 October 2026	Fixed

The Angel One dividend amount, the announcement and the payment date are not available until the board decides on 15 October. In the past, the company has paid within about three weeks of the record date, but confirm the date in the filing.

Eligibility: Only shareholders whose names are on the company's books on the record date receive the dividend. In recent Angel One dividend cycles the ex-dividend date has matched the record date, which would make 21 October 2026 the last day to buy (my calculation, based on the pattern and T+1 settlement). Confirm the ex-date on NSE.

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Angel One Dividend History After the Stock Split

Angel One announced the stock split on 15 January 2026 along with a Rs 23 interim dividend. Face value fell from Rs 10 to Re 1, so older payouts are ten times larger than a like-for-like per-share amount today. The table shows the nominal amount and the split-adjusted amount (my calculation: pre-split amounts divided by 10).

Record date	Type	Amount as declared (Rs)	Split-adjusted (Rs)
21 Jul 2026	First interim, FY27	1.00	1.00
27 Mar 2026	Second interim, FY26	1.75	1.75
21 Jan 2026	Interim, FY26	23.00	2.30
30 May 2025	Final, FY25	26.00	2.60
20 Mar 2025	Second interim, FY25	11.00	1.10
21 Jan 2025	First interim, FY25	11.00	1.10

The Angel One dividend has fallen sharply since the split: the March payout of Rs 1.75 was well below the split-adjusted Rs 2.30 paid in January, and the July payout was Re 1. One report even describes Rs 1.75 as lower than recent payouts. Whether the next Angel One dividend rises depends on the profit, the cash position and capital needs.

Data note: A few sources label the interim payouts differently, for example one article places the Rs 23 dividend in FY25. The record dates above come from a dividend-history table, and the Rs 23 declaration was made on 15 January 2026. Match them against the exchange filings before you publish a figure.

Angel One Dividend Yield: Why 8.5% Can Mislead

One data page shows an Angel One dividend yield of 8.52%. That figure adds Rs 23.00, Rs 1.75 and Re 1.00 and divides by the Rs 302.25 price, which mixes a pre-split amount with post-split amounts and a post-split price. It overstates the yield.

Method	Dividends counted (Rs)	Yield at Rs 302.25
Unadjusted (mixes pre- and post-split)	23.00 + 1.75 + 1.00 = 25.75	About 8.5%
Split-adjusted, last 12 months (my calculation)	2.30 + 1.75 + 1.00 = 5.05	About 1.7%
Last interim only	1.00	About 0.3%

On a split-adjusted basis the trailing Angel One dividend yield is about 1.7% at Rs 302.25 (my calculation), and any new amount from the 15 October meeting will change it. A final dividend for FY26, if one was declared, is not in my sources and would add to it.

Risk: A dividend yield moves with the price and with the payout. A stock that pays less per share, or a price that rises, lowers the yield, so do not buy only for the Angel One dividend.

Angel One Share Price and Returns

The stock was at Rs 302.25, up Rs 10.25 or 3.51% on the day, on the pages I checked. One of them is dated 6 October and another 12 October, so check the live quote.

Period	Return	Source note
1 day	+3.51%	As of the page date
5 days	+9.19%	Same page
1 month	+1.07%	Same page
6 months	+7.26%	Same page
1 year	+33.47%	Same page

Earlier in the year the stock hit a 52-week low of Rs 208.90 on 13 March 2026 and a 52-week high of Rs 360.20 on 19 June 2026, according to a report from July. That puts Rs 302.25 about 16% below the high and about 45% above the low (my calculation).

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Angel One Business Update and Q1 FY27 Results

In Q1 FY27 the company reported a net profit of about Rs 231.40 crore, up about 102% from a year earlier. The client base rose 18.8% to 39.59 million, and orders processed were 406.41 million, though gross client acquisition fell 17.5% to 0.45 million. Profit and client growth support the payout, but slower client additions are a point to watch.

The Q2 FY27 results are due around the board meeting. Strong results can support a larger Angel One dividend, while a weak quarter or higher spending can limit it.

What to Watch Next for the Angel One Dividend

1. The board meeting on 15 October 2026 for the dividend amount and payment date.
2. The Q2 FY27 results and the earnings call on 16 October 2026, for clues on the Angel One dividend.
3. The ex-dividend date of the Angel One dividend on NSE, expected to match the record date of 22 October 2026.
4. Monthly business updates on clients and orders.
5. Any change in market regulation that affects broking revenue.

Conclusion

The Angel One dividend for the second interim of FY27 has a fixed record date of 22 October 2026, but the amount depends on the board meeting on 15 October. Compare any new figure with the split-adjusted history of Re 1 in July and Rs 1.75 in March, and treat the 8.5% yield seen online with caution. Read the exchange filing for the final Angel One dividend before you act.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Angel One dividend record date?

Ans. The record date for the second interim dividend of FY2026-27 is 22 October 2026. Only shareholders on the company's books on that date are eligible, and the ex-date has recently matched the record date.

What is the Angel One dividend amount?

Ans. The amount has not been declared. The board meets on 15 October 2026 to consider the second interim dividend, so the per-share figure will be known only after that meeting.

When is the Angel One board meeting?

Ans. The board meets on 15 October 2026. The Q2 FY27 earnings call is reported for 16 October 2026, but one source has inconsistent page dates, so verify it on the exchange.

What was the last Angel One dividend?

Ans. The first interim dividend of FY2026-27 was Re 1 per share, with a record date of 21 July 2026, according to a dividend-history table.

How does the stock split affect the Angel One dividend history?

Ans. Face value was cut from Rs 10 to Re 1, so pre-split payouts are ten times larger. The Rs 23 interim dividend of January 2026 equals Rs 2.30 on a split-adjusted basis (my calculation).

What is the Angel One dividend yield?

Ans. A data page shows 8.52%, but it mixes pre-split and post-split amounts. A split-adjusted trailing yield is about 1.7% at Rs 302.25 (my calculation).

What are the Angel One share returns?

Ans. On one data page the stock was up 33.47% over one year and 7.26% over six months at Rs 302.25. The 52-week range reported in July was Rs 208.90 to Rs 360.20.

Should I buy Angel One for the dividend?

Ans. This article does not constitute investment advice. Consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before you buy, sell or hold Angel One for the dividend.