u/VegetablePen4755

Hi everyone,
I am in IT. I got introduced to the markets since 2017. Roughly generated okayish wealth by being frugal and invested in RIL, Titan, Tata Consumer kind of stocks and avoiding large cap banks.

Since last 2 years shifted to InvITs. Now since I am seeing layoffs everywhere my risk appetite has gone down and I am increasing my emergency funds.

I get good dividends every quarter.
Should I invest those dividends in fixed deposits, arbitrage funds or REITs like Nexus Select/Embassy.

Need answers from people with experience and with reason please.

Record Date: May 19th 2026
Payment Date: Before May 26th 2026

Increases the guidance to 16.48 Rs/unit for next year.

Most apps fail because they can't scale. I’ve spent the last decade inside corporate ecosystems, building the kind of mobile infrastructure that handles high-concurrency, complex modularization, and strict data privacy.

I’m looking for 1-2 side projects where "good enough" isn't an option.

What I bring to your hustle:

• Modular Architecture: I don't just write code; I build systems that stay maintainable 3 years from now.
• Clean Migration: Expert at refactoring monolithic "spaghetti" apps into modern, testable KMP or Jetpack Compose architectures.
• The "Corporate" Polish: I implement the security, offline-first reliability, and performance optimization usually reserved for Fortune 500 apps.

If you have a project that is outgrowing its current dev or a complex idea that needs a rock-solid foundation, let’s talk.

Most apps fail because they can't scale. I’ve spent the last decade inside corporate ecosystems, building the kind of mobile infrastructure that handles high-concurrency, complex modularization, and strict data privacy.

I’m looking for 1-2 side projects where "good enough" isn't an option.

What I bring to your hustle:

• Modular Architecture: I don't just write code; I build systems that stay maintainable 3 years from now.
• Clean Migration: Expert at refactoring monolithic "spaghetti" apps into modern, testable KMP or Jetpack Compose architectures.
• The "Corporate" Polish: I implement the security, offline-first reliability, and performance optimization usually reserved for Fortune 500 apps.

If you have a project that is outgrowing its current dev or a complex idea that needs a rock-solid foundation, let’s talk.

Most apps fail because they can't scale. I’ve spent the last decade inside corporate ecosystems, building the kind of mobile infrastructure that handles high-concurrency, complex modularization, and strict data privacy.

I’m looking for 1-2 side projects where "good enough" isn't an option.

What I bring to your hustle:

• Modular Architecture: I don't just write code; I build systems that stay maintainable 3 years from now.
• Clean Migration: Expert at refactoring monolithic "spaghetti" apps into modern, testable KMP or Jetpack Compose architectures.
• The "Corporate" Polish: I implement the security, offline-first reliability, and performance optimization usually reserved for Fortune 500 apps.

If you have a project that is outgrowing its current dev or a complex idea that needs a rock-solid foundation, let’s talk.

Can someone please help with companies/REITs offering better yield than FD rates and are sustainable and they grow yearly.

Results to be declared on 14th May
Record date for purpose of distribution - 19th May

Will Indigrid raise its dividend this quarter? Last year this quarter they declared 4.10 Rs/unit dividend. Also Indigrid can be bought at its CMP ? or some other REIT/InvIT is better?