Dividend Stocks Alert for 11 November 2026: Last Day to Buy 13 Stocks Before the 12 November Record Date, the Full List With Dividend Amounts and Yields

This dividend stocks alert covers the 13 companies whose record date and ex-dividend date are Thursday 12 November 2026, which makes Wednesday 11 November the last day to buy shares that still carry the payout. Amounts run from a token Rs 0.05 per share to Rs 90, and the yields are very uneven. The list below gives each company, the amount and an indicative yield, with the data conflicts called out.

The list and amounts come from a market alert of 10 November 2026 and company filings. Reference prices differ by source and the yields are my arithmetic on those prices, so treat them as indicative and check the live quote.

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Dividend Stocks With 11 November as the Last Day to Buy: Full List

Company	Dividend per share	Indicative yield
Dividend stocks: bayer CropScience	Rs 90	About 2.77% on Rs 3,246
Dividend stocks: godfrey Phillips	Rs 10	About 0.56% on Rs 1,772
Dividend stocks: hindustan Unilever (HUL)	Rs 19	About 0.95% on Rs 1,990.30
Dividend stocks: ONGC	Rs 8	About 3.45% on Rs 232
Dividend stocks: gujarat Pipavav Port	Rs 3	About 1.67% on Rs 180
Dividend stocks: IMFA (Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys)	Rs 5	About 0.85% on Rs 590
Dividend stocks: insecticides India	Rs 5	About 0.74% on Rs 680
Dividend stocks: GPT Healthcare	Rs 1	About 0.65% on Rs 155
Dividend stocks: IRB Infrastructure	Rs 0.05	Not meaningful; see the price note below
Dividend stocks: NLC India	Rs 1.50	About 0.63% on Rs 237.55
Dividend stocks: safari Industries	Rs 2	About 0.09% on Rs 2,150
Last day to buy: taparia Tools	Rs 40	Not meaningful; quoted price is low and unclear
Last day to buy: gaja Alternative Asset Management	Rs 0.50	About 1.11% on Rs 45

Two entries need care. The alert shows a reference price near Rs 52 for IRB, while Univest pages showed the stock at about Rs 17 to Rs 18 in September and October, so the yield cannot be trusted and I do not compute one. Taparia Tools is quoted at a low price and the yield is not meaningful. For HUL the alert shows a trailing yield near 2.07%, while another page shows about 1.10%, so the sources conflict.

Large single-company payouts can mislead on headline amount. Rs 90 from Bayer CropScience is the biggest per-share figure, but the yield on the price is under 3%, whereas the Rs 8 from ONGC has the highest indicative yield on this list at about 3.45%. A big rupee amount is not the same as a big yield.

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How the Last Day to Buy Works Under T+1

Date	Event	Result for a buyer
Last day to buy: tuesday 10 November 2026	Indian markets closed	No trading, no settlement
Last day to buy: wednesday 11 November 2026	Last day to buy	Trade settles on 12 November and qualifies for the dividend
Last day to buy: thursday 12 November 2026	Record date and ex-dividend date	A buyer on this day does not qualify
Last day to buy: on or before 30 November 2026	Payment for most of the list	Godfrey Phillips pays by 4 December; HUL on 25 November

Because settlement is T+1, the cut-off is the trading day before the record date. Holding the share after the ex-date is not required, and selling on the ex-date still leaves the seller eligible. The record date and the ex-date coincide, which is the same arrangement used for the ONGC and HUL payouts.

Other Payouts Close to This Date

Company	Dividend	Dates
Last day to buy: balrampur Chini	Rs 4 per share	Record and ex-date 11 November; last day to buy was 9 November
GPT Infraprojects	Ex-dividend 11 November	Check the amount in the filing
Balkrishna Industries	Amount to be announced	Record date 11 November per exchange data
MRF	Rs 3 per share	Record date Tuesday 17 November 2026
Page Industries	Record date 18 November	Check the amount in the filing

Balrampur Chini went ex-dividend on 11 November because 10 November was a holiday, which moved the last day to buy back to Monday 9 November. MRF's Rs 3 is tiny against a share price above Rs 1 lakh. The wider list of record dates sits in the Univest November 2026 dividend and corporate action calendar.

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What to Check Before Buying for a Dividend

Check	Why it matters
Yield on the current price	A high rupee amount on a high-priced share can still be a low yield
Payout history	One-off interim payouts may not repeat
Ex-date price adjustment	The reference price falls by about the dividend amount
Tax	Dividends are added to income and taxed at the slab rate; TDS may apply above a threshold
Business trend	A payout from a weak year can be cut later

Checklist and Risks

Investor situation	Questions to consider
Income-focused holder	Is the yield after tax worth the price risk on the ex-date?
Short-term trader	Do brokerage, tax and a price adjustment erase the dividend?
Long-term investor	Does the company's earnings trend support future payouts?
New investor	Have I confirmed the record date in the company filing and not only a list?

The main risks are the ex-date price adjustment, a lower dividend in future years, tax on the income, and errors in third-party lists. A stock can fall by more than the dividend in the days after the ex-date, so the payout is not a cushion.

Conclusion

Thirteen dividend stocks have 11 November as the last day to buy, led by Bayer CropScience at Rs 90, HUL at Rs 19 and ONGC at Rs 8. Yields differ widely and two entries have unreliable prices in the alert. Verify each record date with the NSE and BSE and consult a SEBI-registered adviser.

Frequently Asked Questions on Dividend Stocks and the Last Day to Buy

Which dividend stocks have 11 November as the last day to buy?

Ans. Thirteen companies: Bayer CropScience, Godfrey Phillips, Hindustan Unilever, ONGC, Gujarat Pipavav Port, IMFA, Insecticides India, GPT Healthcare, IRB Infrastructure, NLC India, Safari Industries, Taparia Tools and Gaja Alternative Asset Management.

What is the record date for these dividend stocks?

Ans. Thursday 12 November 2026 is both the record date and the ex-dividend date. Under T+1, the last day to buy is Wednesday 11 November.

Which of the 13 has the highest dividend per share?

Ans. Bayer CropScience at Rs 90 per share, followed by Taparia Tools at Rs 40 and HUL at Rs 19. The rupee amount does not equal yield, which depends on the share price.

Which has the highest indicative yield?

Ans. ONGC, at about 3.45% on a reference price of about Rs 232, followed by Bayer CropScience at about 2.77%. These are my arithmetic on prices from a 10 November alert.

Why is there no yield for IRB Infrastructure and Taparia Tools?

Ans. The reference prices in the alert look unreliable. IRB shows about Rs 52 where other Univest pages showed Rs 17 to Rs 18, and Taparia's quoted price is unclear, so a yield would mislead.

What happened to the dividend dates because of the 10 November holiday?

Ans. Indian markets were shut on 10 November, so Balrampur Chini's 11 November record date moved its last day to buy back to 9 November. The 12 November list keeps 11 November as the last day.

When will the dividends be paid?

Ans. Most are due on or before 30 November 2026. HUL pays on 25 November and Godfrey Phillips by 4 December, per the alert. Check each company's filing for exact dates.

Is it wise to buy only for the dividend?

Ans. Univest does not recommend any security. The price usually adjusts by about the dividend on the ex-date and income is taxable, so read the filings and consult a SEBI-registered adviser.