Hexaware Technologies on Wednesday declared a second interim dividend of Rs 5.75 per equity share (575 per cent) for the financial year 2025, according to a regulatory filing. The decision was taken at a board meeting held on October 1.
Hexaware Technologies’ 2nd dividend record date
The company said the record date for determining shareholder eligibility has been set for October 10, 2025, in line with Regulation 42 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The dividend will be disbursed on October 18, 2025, to shareholders whose names appear on the register of members or in the depositories as of the record date.
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This marks the second interim dividend by Hexaware since its public listing earlier this year. The IT services firm, which debuted on the D-Street in February 2025, had announced its first interim dividend of Rs 5.75 per share on April 4. That payout, with a record date of April 15, was distributed on April 23.
Hexaware Technologies shares listing
Hexaware Technologies made its market debut on February 19, after its IPO was subscribed over two times. The stock listed at Rs 755.75 on the NSE, a premium of 6.74 per cent over the issue price, and touched an intraday high of Rs 788, rising 11.3 per cent.
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Stock performance
On October 1, 2025, Hexaware Technologies’ shares closed at Rs 676.90 apiece on the NSE, up 0.95 per cent, broadly in line with a 0.92 per cent rise in the benchmark Nifty index.
About Hexaware Technologies
Hexaware Technologies is a global digital and technology services provider with a strong focus on AI-first solutions. The company offers services across cloud, data, business process outsourcing (BPO), application transformation, digital assurance, business intelligence, and consulting. Nearly all of its workforce has been trained in AI and generative AI. Its proprietary platforms–including Tensai, Amaze, and RapidX-are designed to enhance IT operations, enable cloud migrations, accelerate software development, and modernise legacy systems.
FAQs:
1. What is a record date?
The record date is the day a company checks its list of shareholders to see who is eligible for a corporate benefit, like dividends, bonus shares, rights shares, or stock splits. To receive these benefits, you must own the shares in your account on this date.
2. What is an ex-date?
The ex-date is the day a stock starts trading without the corporate benefit. Before the ex-date, the stock trades “with benefit” (cum-benefit), meaning buyers are entitled to the benefit. From the ex-date onward, it trades “without benefit” (ex-benefit). Usually, the record date and ex-date are the same because of the T+1 settlement system.
3. How are bonus shares or stock splits allocated?
For a corporate action like a bonus or split, the record date determines who the shareholders are, while the ex-date facilitates the adjustment of stock price in accordance with the influx of shares, thus tying market valuation to the corporate action.
4. What impact does a dividend have on share price?
The stock price normally falls by roughly the value of dividends on the ex-dividend date, otherwise, it would mean that the new buyers are not eligible for the declared dividends.
5. How can investors track corporate actions?
Investors can track all corporate actions like record date, ex-dates, dividends, bonus, stock split–through announcements made at stock exchanges (NSE/BSE) and on the company’s investor relation portal.
