Equinor ASA Announces Upcoming Cash Dividend Details
Equinor ASA Cash Dividend Information
Equinor ASA is gearing up to distribute a cash dividend for its shareholders in the upcoming release for the second quarter. This important financial event underscores Equinor's ongoing commitment to delivering tangible returns to its investors.
Details of the Cash Dividend
The specific cash dividend amount has been set at 0.37. This reflects the company's strong performance and dedication to rewarding its shareholders.
Currency and Payment Overview
The announced currency for this dividend is USD, ensuring that investors can anticipate a straightforward process when it comes to payments. The payment is slated for later this month, giving shareholders the certainty they need.
Critical Dates to Remember
To assist shareholders in managing their expectations and planning accordingly, several key dates have been outlined:
Last Day Including Rights
The last day for shareholders to include their rights related to this dividend will be on 12 November 2025. This date is crucial for investors, as it marks the final opportunity to secure eligibility for the dividend.
Ex-Dates Explained
Following the rights inclusion date, the ex-date for Oslo Børs will be 13 November 2025. This is followed by the ex-date on the New York Stock Exchange, set for 14 November 2025. These ex-dates are pivotal for any investor looking to buy shares and want to benefit from the upcoming dividend.
Record and Payment Dates
Shareholders will be recognized on the record date of 14 November 2025, which signifies that only those who hold shares before this date will receive the dividend. Payments will be issued shortly thereafter, on 26 November 2025, marking a significant event in the financial calendar of Equinor.
The Approval Process
The cash dividend was approved on 22 July 2025, showcasing the company's diligent planning and governance in managing its shareholder returns.
Future Communication
Further clarity regarding the dividend amount in NOK will be communicated on 20 November 2025. This ensures transparency as Equinor continues to engage with its investors about dividends and overall financial performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cash dividend amount for Equinor ASA?
The cash dividend amount is set at 0.37 USD per share.
When will the dividend be paid out?
The payment date for the dividend is scheduled for 26 November 2025.
What are the significant dates related to the dividend?
Key dates include 12 November 2025 (last day including rights), 13 November 2025 (ex-date Oslo Børs), and 14 November 2025 (ex-date NYSE and record date).
How can I find out the NOK equivalent of the dividend?
The equivalent amount in NOK will be communicated on 20 November 2025.
Who is eligible for the dividend?
Only shareholders holding shares before the record date of 14 November 2025 will be eligible for the dividend.
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