PFC Drops Big Dividend News! Check Details Here For How Much Payout You Will Get

Power Finance Corporation (PFC) has once again declared a second interim dividend of Rs 3.65 per share (36.5%) for FY 2025-2026 in order to reward its shareholders. The dividend is expected to be paid or dispatched on or before December 6, 2025, and the company has set November 26, 2025, as the record date to assess investor eligibility.

PFC Dividend History & Yield

According to Trendlyne, PFC has consistently paid dividends; from September 2007, it has issued 45 dividends. It announced about Rs 16.25 per share over the previous 12 months. According to Trendlyne, this translates to a dividend yield of around 4.48% based on a recent share price of about Rs 362.65.

According to Screener's statistics, the company's payout ratio is comparatively low (~21-22%), indicating that earnings are sufficient to fund the dividend. When compared to PFC's ~4.3% yield, the average dividend yield in India's diversified financial services sector looks to be lower.

For example, on the website SimplyWallSt, the "Diversified Financial" industry average is mentioned at ~1.4% for the broader context.

PFC Target Price

"PFC is currently trading at ₹370.25 and remains under notable selling pressure, having formed a bearish candlestick pattern that signals the possibility of down trend. The stock's inability to sustain above the 200-day EMA suggests weakening momentum at higher levels. Additionally, the breach of the crucial ₹372 support and its position below the 20-day and 50-day EMAs further reinforce a bearish technical structure. The RSI has slipped to 30.1 and continues to trend downward, indicating increasing bearish momentum and growing oversold conditions," commented Amruta Shinde - Research Analyst at Choice Broking.

"From a support standpoint, the ₹350-₹357 zone is likely to act as a strong demand area, given historical buying activity around this range. A rebound from this zone cannot be ruled out if the stock finds stability. However, a decisive breakdown below ₹350 could open the door to deeper corrective moves. On the upside, the ₹381.65-₹388 band now serves as immediate resistance. Given the current setup, investors may consider waiting for a clear price confirmation before taking fresh positions," the analyst further recommended.

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