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Dividend record date alert: Last chance to buy Asian Energy

Shares of Excel Industries, Asian Energy Services, Bharat Rasayan, Gujarat Fluorochemicals, Bal Pharma, International Conveyors, etc are likely to attract heightened investors’ interest on Wednesday, September 16, ahead of their dividend record dates. Nearly 30 companies have fixed Thursday, September 17, as the dividend record date to determine the eligibility of investors for the payout. Those who are interested in becoming eligible for the corporate action must purchase these stocks before the record date, i.e. September 17, because of the T+1 settlement cycle. Out of all the companies that have fixed September 16 as the dividend record date, Excel Industries is the company with the biggest dividend amount. The company has announced ₹13.75 dividend per equity share. Here is the full list of companies which have fixed September 17 as the dividend record date.

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Asian Energy Services Fundamentals Overview

Asian Energy Services ; Vedanta Extends O&M Contract • 📜 Contract Extension: Asian Energy Services Limited receives 1-year extension of O&M contract from Vedanta Limited (Cairn Oil & Gas). • 🛢️ Project Scope: Operations & maintenance of oil & gas processing facility and offshore platforms. • 📍 Location: Cambay, Gujarat. • ⏳ Extended Period: Contract validity extended from 31 Mar 2026 to 31 Mar 2027. • 📊 Same Commercial Terms: Extension continues on existing rates, terms and conditions. 🟢 Impact: Positive Contract extension ensures revenue continuity and strengthens long-term business relationship with Vedanta.

Oil-Sensitive Stocks Plunge as Crude Jumps Above $78 on US-Iran Tensions

ndian equity benchmarks crashed nearly 2% on Monday amid soaring crude oil prices triggered by escalating US-Iran conflict. Brent crude surged up to 13%, briefly touching $80/barrel — the highest since January — after reports of US/Israeli strikes on Iran and threats to close the Strait of Hormuz. WTI climbed over 8% above $72. The Sensex tumbled 1,836 points (2.26%) to 79,451, while the Nifty shed 564 points (2.24%) to 24,615. Volatility (India VIX) spiked 27%. Hardest hit sectors: Paints & related: