Last updated: 08-Jul-2024•Value Research
Birla Mutual Fund has declared a quarterly dividend of 4.80 per cent (Rs. 0.480 per unit on a face value of Rs. 10) under the dividend plan of Birla Income Plus Institutional Plan. The mutual fund has also declared a dividend of 60 per cent (i.e. Rs. 6.00 per unit on a face value of Rs.10) under the dividend option of Birla Midcap Fund.
The record date for both these schemes was December 24, 2003.
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