JF India Bond Fund (formerly Jardine Fleming Mutual Fund Limited) will pay a dividend of 6% (Rs 0.60 per unit) to the unit holders standing on records as on June 27, 2001.
Since its launch in November 1997, the fund has doled out an aggregate dividend of 37.8% over 6 quarterly pay-outs till date.
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