Tata Motors Demerger, stock splits and right issues on radar: Several listed companies will trade ex-date on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, for major corporate actions including stock splits, right issues, and a spin-off. The ex-date is an important milestone for investors as it determines who is eligible for these benefits. Those buying shares on or after the ex-date will not be entitled to the announced rights, dividends, or other benefits.
Delphi World Money Ltd
The company’s shares will trade ex-date for a right issue of equity shares. This issue allows existing shareholders to purchase additional shares at a discount, helping the firm raise capital for growth and expansion.
Energy Infrastructure Trust
Energy Infrastructure Trust (InvIT) will trade ex-date for income distribution. InvITs distribute income received from operating infrastructure assets to unit holders, similar to dividends in companies.
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Gokul Agro Resources Ltd
Gokul Agro Resources will trade ex-date for a stock split from Rs 2 to Rs 1 face value. The split will double the number of shares in circulation and make the stock more affordable for small investors.
Tata Investment Corporation Ltd
The investment firm will trade ex-date for a stock split from Rs 10 to Rs 1. The move aims to improve liquidity and attract retail participation in the counter.
Tata Motors Ltd
Tata Motors will trade ex-date for its spin-off of the commercial vehicle business. The restructuring is aimed at unlocking value by creating focused business entities and improving operational efficiency. This is one of the most awaited corporate events of the year.
Utkarsh Small Finance Bank Ltd
Utkarsh Small Finance Bank announced a rights issue to raise approximately Rs 950 crore. The bank’s board approved the proposal on October 8, 2025. The record date for determining shareholders eligible for the rights entitlement is today, October 14, 2025.
Why the ex-date matters
The ex-date marks the day when a stock starts trading without the value of its upcoming corporate benefit—whether it’s a dividend, bonus, split, or right issue. Investors who hold shares before this date are eligible to receive the benefit. After the ex-date, share prices often adjust to reflect the value of the benefit distributed.
