Dividends 11 February 2026 - 31 May 2026

Peoples Bancorp (PEBK) Dips with Dividend Date Ahead
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Peoples Bancorp (PEBK) Dips with Dividend Date Ahead

Peoples Bancorp of North Carolina was recently at $42.10, slipping 25 cents, or 0.6%. The small bank’s market cap was near $230 million as the stock moved into a week that will see its dividend record date. The timing is key since Nasdaq’s main session wasn’t open in New York. Regular hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern, with premarket trading starting at 4 a.m. and running to 9:30 a.m. June 1 does not appear as a market holiday for Nasdaq in 2026.
June 1, 2026
QCR Holdings Attracts Fresh Attention After Still Dividend Week
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QCR Holdings Attracts Fresh Attention After Still Dividend Week

QCR Holdings Inc. finished Friday at $92.15, up 0.84% for the day, about 1.4% above where it traded May 22. The stock, listed on the Nasdaq, is near its 52-week high after a four-day week that started after Memorial Day. This matters now with no cash trading on Sundays. Nasdaq’s normal market hours are Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern, so whatever level stocks close at on Friday is the starting point for the week.
May 31, 2026
TCBS Ups Dividend Ahead of Holiday-Shortened Week
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TCBS Ups Dividend Ahead of Holiday-Shortened Week

Texas Community Bancshares Inc. starts the holiday-shortened week with attention on its new dividend. U.S. markets are shut Monday for Memorial Day. Nasdaq trading picks up again Tuesday, keeping its schedule from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern Time. Broad Street Bank’s stock ended Friday at $16.75, up from $16.3101 Thursday and just above where it closed May 15 at $16.70. The shares barely moved for the week even with the late rebound.
May 26, 2026
Fidus Shares Halted Today Ahead of 3.3% Dividend
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Fidus Shares Halted Today Ahead of 3.3% Dividend

Fidus Investment Corporation didn’t trade on Monday, with Nasdaq closed for Memorial Day. The stock last finished at $18.63 on Friday, dropping 11 cents. Volume on May 22 was 203,811 shares. Fidus isn’t seeing a new company surprise right now. When markets open, shares will move on its dividend math, how its loan book looks, and what’s happening with rates. The business is a BDC, or business development company, which means it invests in and lends to smaller firms. Fidus sticks to U.S. lower middle-market companies.
May 25, 2026
Crown Crafts Stays Flat; $0.08 Dividend Keeps Eyes on June 11
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Crown Crafts Stays Flat; $0.08 Dividend Keeps Eyes on June 11

Crown Crafts Inc. closed at $2.75 on Friday, adding 0.55% for the session but flat week-over-week. The infant-products maker didn't budge over the past week, with trading light—just 13,714 shares changing hands before the long U.S. market weekend. This comes into play because markets are closed on Monday for Memorial Day, according to Nasdaq. The next regular trading session for U.S. stocks is set for Tuesday.
May 23, 2026
Macquarie drops Monday as dividend looms, ASX losses widen
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Macquarie drops Monday as dividend looms, ASX losses widen

Macquarie Group ended Monday at A$236.55, slipping as the shares traded ex-dividend and the Australian market fell to a seven-week low. The stock moved between A$234.88 and A$238.82, according to Google Finance. Timing was key. Macquarie shares went ex-dividend on Monday, so new buyers missed out on the declared payout. The FY26 final dividend is A$4.20 per share, with 35% of it franked. That’s the portion carrying Australian tax credits. The record date is May 19. Payment is set for July 2.
May 18, 2026
ANZ Group Holdings Dividend Update: $248 Million Share Purchase Sets Up July Payout
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ANZ Group Holdings Dividend Update: $248 Million Share Purchase Sets Up July Payout

ANZ Group Holdings Limited said Friday it plans to purchase roughly A$248 million worth of shares on the market, aiming to satisfy requirements under its 2026 interim Dividend Reinvestment Plan, according to a filing from the Melbourne lender. This is significant for ANZ, signaling it's working to finance shareholder engagement in the dividend plan without flooding the market with fresh shares. When a bank is facing demands for stricter capital control, that detail stands out.
May 15, 2026
GSK Stock Goes Ex-Dividend Today: Why the 17p Payout Comes With a Bigger Pipeline Test
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GSK Stock Goes Ex-Dividend Today: Why the 17p Payout Comes With a Bigger Pipeline Test

GSK plc shares in London went ex-dividend on Thursday, locking in eligibility for the first-quarter payout just as the company aims to steer focus toward its pipeline. Investors buying on or after May 14 miss out on this round of dividends; GSK’s calendar puts the ex-dividend date on May 14, with the record date following on May 15 and the payment set for July 9. The timing here is key. GSK wants investors to weigh both reliable capital returns and its specialty medicines push at the same time. The group announced a 17 pence dividend for the first quarter, stuck to its projection for 70 pence in 2026, and reiterated expectations: 3% to 5% turnover growth and 7% to 9%
May 14, 2026
Legal & General Shares: The 8.6% Dividend Yield Is Back in Play After Ex-Dividend Week
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Legal & General Shares: The 8.6% Dividend Yield Is Back in Play After Ex-Dividend Week

Legal & General shares drew fresh attention from income investors on Monday after the FTSE 100 insurer went ex-dividend last week, leaving buyers to weigh an 8.6% yield against a stock price still sitting near 253p. Hargreaves Lansdown’s delayed quote showed the shares at 252.8p/252.9p, up 0.28%, and marked the stock as ex-dividend, meaning new buyers no longer qualify for the next payout. The timing matters because the company’s 15.67p final dividend is now locked for shareholders on the register after Friday’s record date and is due to be paid on June 4. Legal & General’s dividend page shows a 2025 full-year dividend of 21.79p a share, up from 21.36p in 2024, while the board’s current guidance points to 2%
April 27, 2026