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GAIL Declares Interim Dividend Of 40% For Financial Year Ending 2022-23
India's largest gas firm GAIL on Monday declared an interim dividend of 40 per cent or Rs 4 per equity share for the financial year ending March 31 (2022-23).
The total dividend payout would be Rs 2,630 crore, the company said in a statement after its board of directors approved payment of an interim dividend.
GAIL chairman and managing director Sandeep Kumar Gupta said the company has been providing shareholders with a steady long-term returns on their investments.
The government of India, with 51.52 per cent shareholding in the company, will receive Rs 1,355 crore dividend.
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First Published: Mon, March 13 2023. 20:40 IST
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