Upcoming Dividend Calendar

Track dividend-paying stocks and stay informed about upcoming payouts.

Why are dividends important?

Dividends potentially provide a steady income stream and signal a company’s financial health. For many investors, they are a key component of long-term portfolio growth and wealth-building strategies.

How do I use the Dividend Calendar?

Use this calendar to view companies paying upcoming dividends. You can sort or search by company, sector, or date to quickly find what you need.

The information provided below is indicative and subject to change. Please refer to the relevant company’s website for more information.

Company Symbol Sector Ex-Dividend Date Payment Date Annual Dividend Periodic Dividend
ARR ARMOUR Residential REIT Inc
Financial 2026-07-15 2026-07-30 2.88 0.24 + Add to watchlist
AZZ Azz Inc
Industrial Goods 2026-07-09 2026-07-30 0.96 0.24 + Add to watchlist
BGS B&G Foods Inc.
Consumer Goods 2026-06-30 2026-07-30 0.38 0.095 + Add to watchlist
DAC Danaos Corp
Industrial Goods 2026-07-21 2026-07-30 3.6 0.9 + Add to watchlist
DAL Delta Air Lines Inc (DE)
Services 2026-07-09 2026-07-30 0.86 0.215 + Add to watchlist
FIZZ National Beverage Corp
Consumer Goods 2026-07-13 2026-07-30 13 3.25 + Add to watchlist
JOUT Johnson Outdoors Inc.
Consumer Goods 2026-07-16 2026-07-30 1.32 0.33 + Add to watchlist
MRVL Marvell Technology Group Ltd
Technology 2026-07-10 2026-07-30 0.24 0.06 + Add to watchlist
NHP National Healthcare Properties, Inc
Basic Materials 2026-07-15 2026-07-30 0.3 0.075 + Add to watchlist
ORC Orchid Island Ca
Financial 2026-06-30 2026-07-30 1.2 0.1 + Add to watchlist

Tips for trading dividend shares

Trading dividend shares can be a smart way to potentially generate income while holding long-term investments. Here are a few key tips for your strategy:

Watch out for the ex-dividend date
Watch out for the ex-dividend date

You must own the stock before this date to receive the dividend

Compare dividend yields
Compare dividend yields

Higher isn’t always better. A very high yield might signal financial instability

Look at payout ratios
Look at payout ratios

A healthy dividend payout can be backed by consistent earnings

Diversify your dividend stocks
Diversify your dividend stocks

Spread investments across sectors to manage risk

Avoid buying right before a dividend just for the payout
Avoid buying right before a dividend just for the payout

Prices often adjust afterward

Review company fundamentals
Review company fundamentals

Steady dividend payers may have stable revenue and low debt

To learn more about dividends, read our full guide.

How often are dividends paid?

Dividend payment schedules vary by company. Most firms issue dividends quarterly, while others may do so semi-annually or annually. Some companies may pay dividends irregularly, based on their financial performance and discretion. Always check a company’s official announcements to confirm payout frequency

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FAQ

What is a dividend calendar?

A dividend calendar is a page on which all of the upcoming dividends are clearly displayed. If you are asking yourself: “When are dividends paid?” you can use the calendar to see upcoming dividend dates, dividend payment data and other useful information.

How do dividends work?

Dividends are usually paid on a quarterly basis. Each quarter, the company announces the upcoming payment’s dividend per share, meaning how much each shareholder will receive in relation to the stocks they hold.

Does eToro pay dividends?

Investing in stocks on eToro entitles investors to dividends. If you hold a long (BUY), non-leveraged position of a certain stock, you will be eligible for a dividend payment in relation to the number of shares you hold. In some cases, CFD positions are also eligible for receiving dividend payments.

Why do companies pay dividends?

Dividends are a form of payment which companies give their shareholders to promote loyalty and reward their investors.

When are dividends paid on eToro?

For non-CFD positions, the dividends are paid on the payment date indicated on the calendar. For CFD positions, dividends are paid on the ex-dividend date.

How are taxes on dividends deducted?

For dividends paid on US stocks and ETFs, the withholding tax rate is usually 30%. In cases where the payment can be considered effectively connected income (ECI), the tax rate is 37%. For dividends paid on non-US stocks and ETFs, the percentage of tax withheld depends on the laws of the source country. You can find more details and a full list of taxes deducted by country here.