The software company last month announced the interim dividend of Rs 270 per share with a face value of Rs 5 per share, which is scheduled to be paid to the eligible shareholders on or before May 21. Shareholders who buy the company’s shares today will likely have them credited to their demat accounts by tomorrow, as per the T+1 settlement, making them eligible for the dividend. However, investors who buy shares of the company on or after May 7 will not be eligible for the dividend as these shares will not be credited to their accounts by the record date.
This latest dividend announcement marks a continuation of Oracle Financial Services Software’ steady tradition of rewarding shareholders. It is important to note that only those shareholders who own the company’s shares in their demat accounts as on the record date will be eligible for dividend payment.
OFSS dividend yield
Oracle Financial Services Software has a dividend yield of 4.06% at Thursday’s closing price of Rs 9,726.50 apiece on NSE, and has declared 18 dividends since August 2002, according to data on Trendlyne.
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Earlier in November last year, the company paid an interim dividend of Rs 130 per share, and another Rs 265 per share in May the same year.
OFSS share price
Oracle Financial Services Software shares have gained around 2% in one week and nearly 39% in one month. The stock is up around 26% in 2026 so far, despite the overall market weakness amid Iran-US war and AI disruption worries.
OFSS Q4 Results
Oracle Financial Services Software last month reported a net profit of Rs 842 crore, marking a jump of 31% from Rs 644 crore in the same quarter last year. The company’s revenue from operations came in at Rs 2,065 crore, up 20% from Rs 1,716 crore posted in the same quarter of the previous financial year. Products’ revenue generated Rs 1,871 crore in revenue, a jump of 21% from Q4FY25. Revenue from services jumped 11% to Rs 195 crore.
EBIT grew 29.5% to Rs 1,040.9 crore, with margins expanding to 51.2% from 41.7% in the previous quarter, reflecting improved operating leverage and efficiency gains.
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