ITC declared a total dividend of Rs 14.5 for the fiscal year, while Page Industries announced an interim dividend of Rs 150. The last date to qualify for these dividends is May 26th.

Page Industries receives a positive rating of "Accumulate" from JM Financial, suggesting it's a good time to consider investing. The current market price stands at Rs. 39,480.9.

Page Industries surpassed expectations in Q4, primarily due to robust growth catalysts. During a recent discussion, CEO Ganesh highlighted the impact of demand patterns, price adjustments, and primary growth factors on their performance.

Elara Capital has increased its target price for Page Industries to ₹46,000, encouraging investors to consider buying shares due to the continued optimistic outlook on the company's future growth prospects.

Morgan Stanley has kept its positive stance on Page Industries, setting a target price of INR 42,636, suggesting potential growth for investors. Maintaining an 'Overweight' rating indicates optimism towards the company's future performance.

Page Industries' shares are attracting attention due to analysts' optimistic predictions of a potential 20% increase, driven by anticipated strong revenue growth. Brokerages continue to show enthusiasm towards the company, with revised target prices suggesting a positive outlook.

Page Industries' future looks promising, with a suggested buy-in at SL 38000 and targets set at 38900, 39500, and 40000 due to positive post-results commentary. Varun Beverages also presents an investment opportunity, as the Pepsico agreement has been extended to 2039, with potential targets at 526, 534, and 538.

Page Industries has announced a dividend of INR 150 for the year 2026, with the record date yet to be determined. Investors should stay tuned for further updates regarding the dividend distribution.

Page Industries outperformed in revenue and profits compared to estimates, but margin performance was below expectations. On the other hand, LG Electronics fell short of expectations, whereas Honasa and Nykaa reported impressive results.

Page Industries reports a 9% increase in Q4 profits, reaching Rs 178.7 crore. Shareholders will receive a dividend of Rs 150 per share.

Page Industries reported a Q4 EBITDA of ₹2.6 billion, marking an increase from ₹2.35 billion in the previous year. However, this growth was accompanied by a decrease in the EBITDA margin to 20.8%, down from 21.4% in the same quarter last year.

Page Industries experiences a 3-year high of 10.8% year-on-year sales increase, signaling growing consumer interest and robust progress within their primary innerwear sector.

Page Industries announced a dividend of INR 150 per share, offering investors a potential return on their investments.

Page Industries reported a 9% increase in Q4 net profit, reaching ₹179 crore, while revenue grew by 14% to ₹1,252.6 crore. EBITDA rose by 10.7%, but margins slightly decreased from 21.4% to 20.8%.

Page Industries asserts that they can effectively manage rising input costs by implementing strategic sourcing approaches, aiming for cost efficiency and profitability.

Page Industries experienced its best quarterly volume growth in three years, with strong sales performance in Q4. Shareholders can look forward to receiving a ₹150 dividend as a result of the company's success.

Page Industries experienced a significant block deal of over INR 29 crore, with 8,060 shares traded at approximately INR 36,630 per share on the NSE.

The Page Industries board will convene on the 21st of May, 2026, to assess their FY26 financial results. They are also considering the declaration of a fourth interim dividend, with the record date set for the 27th of May, 2026.

Page Industries just completed a significant block trade of 11,101 shares priced at Rs. 38,080 each, amounting to approximately Rs. 42.3 crore. This highlights strong investor interest in the company's shares.

Morgan Stanley maintains a positive outlook for Page Industries, adjusting their price target to ₹41,561 due to anticipated slower growth.

Morgan Stanley has reduced its price target for Page Industries to ₹41,561 due to a predicted decline in earnings for FY27-28. The reduction is primarily due to weak growth projections and stable margins. This valuation adjustment reflects the lower expected revenue growth.