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Dividend stock to buy: TD Power shares rally 369% in 3 years, more upside ahead? Check target price before record date

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TD Power Systems will be in focus ahead of its November 18 dividend record date. The board approved a dividend of ₹0.65 per share. Strong Q2 results, a robust order book and upgraded guidance have supported the stock, which SBI Securities rates Buy with a ₹732 target.

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₹150 Dividend Alert! Record date next week of Jockey firm for biggest payout declared in Q2 - check key dates, history

Page Industries declared a second FY27 interim dividend of ₹150 per share, the largest announced during the September quarter. November 18, 2026, is the record date, with payment due by December 11. Q2 net profit rose 4% to ₹202.5 crore, while the stock has fallen 21% over the past year.

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