KBC Ancora Announces Interim Dividend and Future Outlook

KBC Ancora Declares an Exciting Interim Dividend
The Board of Directors of Almancora Société de gestion has recently made an important announcement that is sure to catch the attention of shareholders and investors alike. KBC Ancora has resolved to distribute an interim dividend of EUR 3.51 per share, set to be made available on 5 June 2025.
Details on the Dividend Distribution
This distribution reflects KBC Ancora’s commitment to delivering value to its shareholders. Each share will bring in a gross amount of EUR 3.51, but after a 30% withholding tax, the net amount shareholders will receive is EUR 2.457 per share. Unfortunately, the company has opted not to declare a final dividend this time.
Important Dates for Shareholders
For those interested in the dividend, there are a few key dates to keep in mind:
- Ex-date: 3 June 2025
- Record date: 4 June 2025
- Payment date: 5 June 2025
KBC Ancora’s Role in the KBC Group
KBC Ancora is not just any listed company; it plays a pivotal role within the KBC Group by holding an 18.6% stake in it. Working together with significant shareholders such as Cera and MRBB, KBC Ancora is dedicated to fostering shareholder stability and assisting in the continuous growth of the KBC Group. This partnership is fortified by a shareholder agreement that outlines their mutual objectives and commitment.
Upcoming Financial Calendar Events
Looking ahead, shareholders and stakeholders should take note of the following important events in KBC Ancora's financial calendar:
- 29 August 2025: Annual press release for the financial year 2024/2025
- 30 September 2025: Annual report for the financial year 2024/2025 will become available
- 31 October 2025: General Meeting of Shareholders
Future Prospects and Investor Relations
As KBC Ancora continues to navigate a complex economic landscape, its strategic decisions, such as the interim dividend announcement, reflect its commitment to shareholder value. Investors can feel assured knowing that KBC Ancora is backed by reputable financial services provided through KBC Bank, KBC Brussels, and CBC Banque.
For those seeking further information, KBC Ancora’s investor relations team is more than willing to assist. Feel free to reach out directly:
- KBC Ancora Investor Relations & Presse Contact: Jan Bergmans
- Phone: +32 (0)16 27 96 72
- Email: jan.bergmans@kbcancora.be or mailbox@kbcancora.be
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the dividend amount KBC Ancora is distributing?
KBC Ancora is distributing an interim dividend of EUR 3.51 per share.
When will the interim dividend be paid?
The payment date for the interim dividend is set for 5 June 2025.
What is the net amount after tax for the dividend?
After the deduction of a 30% withholding tax, the net amount will be EUR 2.457 per share.
What is KBC Ancora’s stake in KBC Group?
KBC Ancora holds an 18.6% interest in KBC Group, reflecting its significant influence.
How can investors get more information about KBC Ancora?
Investors can reach out to Jan Bergmans via phone at +32 (0)16 27 96 72 or through email for further inquiries.
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