As November approaches, investors are focusing on three blue-chip stocks that will pay out substantial dividends of Rs 19, Rs 24, and Rs 130 per share to shareholders.
Both long-term investors and dividend seekers are keeping a careful eye on these companies for potential gains and steady income potential as the record dates in the first week of November get near. Here’s a deeper look at why you should keep an eye on these two blue-chip titans this week.
Oracle Financial Services Software
Corporate action: Interim dividend of Rs 130.00 for FY26, Record date: 3rd November, Ex-dividend date: 3rd November
Oracle Financial Services Software Target Price
“Oracle Financial Services has witnessed a strong breakout above the ₹8500 resistance zone, supported by healthy volumes and bullish momentum. The price structure indicates trend continuation with potential upside towards ₹9000-₹9200. Sustaining above ₹8500 will be key for maintaining this positive outlook, making the stock attractive for short- to medium-term gains,” commented Riyank Arora, technical analyst at Mehta Equities Ltd.
Colgate Palmolive (India)
Corporate action: 1st Interim dividend of Rs 24 for FY26, Record date: 3rd November, Ex-dividend date: 3rd November
Colgate Palmolive Target Price
“Colgate remains resilient above its crucial ₹2180 support level, reflecting steady accumulation. The stock has been forming higher lows, suggesting underlying strength in consumer staples. A move above ₹2250 could trigger fresh buying momentum, driving the stock towards ₹2300-₹2350. Outlook remains positive as long as it holds above the ₹2180 zone,” commented Riyank Arora.
Hindustan Unilever
Corporate action: Interim dividend of Rs 19 for FY26, Record date: 7th November, Ex-dividend date: 7th November
Hindustan Unilever Target Price
“The stock trades with a mildly bullish bias, holding firm above key moving averages. Strong support lies near ₹2470-₹2450, while resistance is placed around ₹2630-₹2650. A breakout above ₹2650 could drive the stock toward ₹2700-₹2750. RSI indicates steady momentum with room for further upside. Sustaining above ₹2470 will keep the positive tone intact, whereas a fall below ₹2450 may invite short-term weakness. Overall, the trend remains positive with potential for gradual upward movement,” recommended Riyank Arora.