Kalyan Jewellers sets September 12 record date for FY26 final dividend

Kalyan Jewellers will hold its 18th virtual AGM on September 19, 2026, where shareholders will vote on a proposed 25% final dividend of Rs 2.50 per share. The company has set September 12 as the record date for dividend and AGM eligibility.

— Source published Mon, 17 Aug, 2026, 11:01 IST · First seen Mon, 17 Aug, 2026, 11:08 IST · Source Business Today · Latest

What happened

Kalyan Jewellers set September 12, 2026 as the record date for its FY26 final dividend and AGM eligibility. Shareholders will vote at a virtual AGM on September

Key facts

  • September 12, 2026 record date
  • September 19, 2026 AGM date
  • 18th Annual General Meeting
  • 25% final dividend
  • Rs 2.50 per share
  • 1.33% share-price gain
  • Rs 616.35 BSE share price
  • 74.48% three-month return
  • 8 Buy ratings
  • 1 Hold rating
  • MOFSL target Rs 800
  • Jefferies target Rs 830
  • HSBC target Rs 770
  • ICICI Securities target Rs 680
  • Axis Capital target Rs 740
  • Citi target Rs 800
  • Dividend payment within 30 days of approval

Why this matters

The proposed 25% final dividend signals continued capital-return discipline, while the AGM vote remains the key approval gate before payout.

What to watch

  • AGM approval of the final dividend proposal
  • Formal dividend payment-date announcement
  • September-quarter sales update and festive-season demand commentary
  • Gold-price movements affecting jewellery affordability and inventory funding
  • Store-opening pace, same-store sales growth and working-capital trends
  • Any revision to capital-allocation, debt-reduction or expansion guidance
  • Confirm shareholder eligibility through demat holdings as of the September 12 record date.
  • Monitor AGM voting results on September 19 and the announced dividend payment date.
  • Assess the dividend against quarterly operating cash flow, inventory needs, net debt and planned showroom expansion.
  • Watch for post-record-date trading volatility and any management commentary on festive-season demand.