Mkt Cap
₹2.91 L Cr.
P/E (TTM)
76.95
Open
₹1,529.00
Day's Range
₹1,497.50 – ₹1,529.00
52W Range
₹1,084.70 – ₹1,532.60
Div Yield
0.8%
EPS (TTM)
₹20.07
Book Value
₹26.74

Nestle India Corporate Actions

Nestle India has declared 1 bonus issue and 1 stock split. The most recent was dated 08 Aug 2025.

Updated Source: NSE & BSE company filingsNifty 50 constituent
Bonus Issue
1
Last 08 Aug 2025
Stock Split
1
Last 05 Jan 2024
Dividends
32
Last 10 Jul 2026

Nestle India bonus issue history

Every bonus issue Nestle India has declared, newest first.

Nestle India bonus issue records with ex-date and particulars
Ex DateTypeParticulars
bonusBonus issue 1:1

Nestle India stock split history

Every stock split Nestle India has declared, newest first.

Nestle India stock split records with ex-date and particulars
Ex DateTypeParticulars
splitStock Split From Rs.10/- to Rs.1/-

Nestle India dividends

Nestle India has declared 32 dividends, most recently ₹2 per share with an ex-date of 10 Jul 2026.

How this is calculated

Corporate actions are sourced from company filings with NSE and BSE. Ex-date is the first day the stock trades without entitlement. Only actions the company has formally declared appear here.

Index membership reflects the Nifty 100 as published by NSE Indices, effective 2026-03-30.

Nestle India: frequently asked questions

Has Nestle India announced a bonus issue?

Nestle India has declared 1 bonus issue, the most recent with an ex-date of 08 Aug 2025.

Has Nestle India announced a stock split?

Nestle India has declared 1 stock split, the most recent with an ex-date of 05 Jan 2024.

How many dividends has Nestle India declared?

Nestle India has 32 declared dividends on record, the latest being ₹2 per share with an ex-date of 10 Jul 2026.

What is a corporate action?

A corporate action is any company-initiated event that affects its shares — a dividend, bonus issue, stock split, rights issue, buyback or merger. Each one is declared to the exchanges with an ex-date.

What is the difference between a bonus issue and a stock split?

A bonus issue creates new shares out of reserves and hands them to existing holders free, so paid-up capital rises. A stock split subdivides existing shares into a smaller face value, leaving capital unchanged. Both increase the share count and reduce the price proportionally.

Comparing corporate actions across companies is more useful than reading one in isolation — the peer links above open the same view for Nestle India’s closest listed competitors.

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