Dividend calendar

39 upcoming ex-dividend dates have been filed by 33 US companies, and a further 1,353 are estimated from each company’s own payment cadence. An estimate is not a declaration and is marked as one throughout.

Calendar computed for 2026-10-21 over the 400 days of dividend history behind it.

Filed ex-dividend dates (39)

The company has filed the date. These are the dividends we know are coming, on the dates the companies themselves declared.

Showing 25 of 39, soonest first.

Estimated from each company’s own cadence (1,353)estimated

Nothing is filed yet, so the date is an ESTIMATE: the company’s last ex-dividend date plus its own payment interval. It is not a declaration and the company may pay on a different day, or not at all.

Showing 25 of 1,353, soonest first.

Expected, but nothing filed yet (158)estimated

The company’s own cadence says a dividend was due and no filing has reached our feed. That is usually our feed being behind rather than a missed payment — see how the feed is refreshed, below. Across all 158, 127 are inside our own 31-day feed lag and are a gap in our data rather than a cut dividend. These rows are the longest overdue first, so 25 of the 25 below are already past that explanation — worth checking against the company’s own announcements rather than read either way.

Showing 25 of 158, longest overdue first.

33 of the 1,577 companies with a dividend on record are not on this page at all, because there is no honest date to give them: 28 only one dividend on record in the window and no cadence code, so there is nothing to project from; 5 its dividends are spaced too irregularly to read a cadence from. They are left off rather than shown with a blank or a guessed date.

Our dividend records were last refreshed on 2026-09-20, 31 days ago. Unlike the price and filing pages on this site, the dividend feed is refreshed MANUALLY rather than nightly, so a dividend declared in the last few weeks may not have reached us yet — which is also the most likely reason a company appears under “expected, but nothing filed yet”. Filed dates come from the companies’ own declarations; estimated dates are computed here from each company’s own payment history and are not declarations. Delayed data, never real-time. Universe: SEC EDGAR (Russell 3000 + Dow).

Informational only — NOT financial advice. An ex-dividend date is the day a stock trades without its next dividend; buying on or after it does not entitle you to that payment. A dividend is declared at a company’s discretion and can be cut or suspended, and an estimated date on this page is our arithmetic, not the company’s word.