Dividend stocks checklist: 5 stocks to watch out for dividends in April 2025

Dividend investing is one of the most powerful strategies that helps build wealth due to its capacity to generate income in all market conditions.

Unlike risky speculative trades that rely on price movements, dividend stocks ensure consistent payments which guarantee passive income and financial stability.

Not only do high-quality dividend stocks pay out stellar yields, but their prices appreciate over time which makes them attractive for investors interested in capital growth focused on the long-term.

Amid increased volatility in 2025, there has been a clear shift in focus for investors, who are now looking towards steady returns instead of short-term profits.

In such times, the key isn’t size or speed—it’s reliability and the ability to generate extra income. For those looking for passive income, here are a few stocks set to turn ex-dividend in April.

#1 CRISIL

First on the list is CRISIL.

The Board of Directors has recommended a final dividend of 2,600%, i.e., Rs 26 per share on a face value of Re 1 in its December quarter results.

The record date for the same is 14 April 2025.

As per the data available on the BSE, during the year 2024, CRISIL paid dividends in April, May, July, and October at the rate of Rs 28, Rs 7, Rs 8, and Rs 15 respectively.

The company has a strong track record of rewarding investors, having declared dividends 61 times since 2011.

As one of India’s leading rating agencies, CRISIL also provides research and risk advisory services. Its rating coverage spans a diverse range of debt instruments for over 8,000 companies. The company earns revenue from North America, India, and Europe.

#2 Schaeffler India

Next on the list is Schaeffler India.

For the financial year ending December 2024, the company’s board has recommended a dividend of Rs 28 per equity share. The record date for this dividend has been set as 23 April 2025.

Schaeffler India is a major motion technology company that has a presence in India for more than 60 years with a workforce of over 3,000 employees.

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