R Systems International Dividend has attracted investor attention after the company announced an ₹8 per share dividend, equal to 800 percent of the share’s ₹1 face value.
The company has also fixed October 1, 2026, as the record date for determining eligible shareholders.
Following the record date announcement, shares of R Systems International rose sharply on Monday even as the broader domestic stock market faced pressure.
R Systems International Dividend Record Date
The company has declared a dividend of ₹8 per share for eligible investors. October 1 has been set as the record date, meaning shareholders whose names appear in the company’s records on the relevant date will be eligible for the dividend.
R Systems International had last traded ex-dividend in March 2026, when the company paid a dividend of ₹6 per share.
Stock Price Rises 14 Percent
R Systems International shares opened at ₹250 on the BSE on Monday. During the trading session, the stock climbed 14 percent to reach an intraday high of ₹269.75.
The company’s 52-week high stands at ₹446.50, while its 52-week low is ₹213.50. The company has a market capitalisation of around ₹3,163 crore.
The sharp rise in the stock came despite weakness in the broader domestic equity market, bringing the company’s dividend announcement into focus among investors.
How the Stock Has Performed
R Systems International shares have gained around 8 percent over the past one month. Over three months, the stock has risen nearly 7 percent.
However, the stock has delivered a negative return over the one-year period, with its price falling around 35 percent during that time.
Over two years, the share price has declined by around 43 percent, while the three-year fall stands at about 46 percent. In contrast, the stock has gained around 25 percent over five years.
Over a 10-year period, investors who have held the shares have seen a gain of around 333 percent.
The R Systems International Dividend announcement comes with the October 1 record date, while the stock’s recent movement and longer-term performance remain separate factors for investors to consider.
