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IMO sets CAD 0.87 quarterly cash dividend, payable Oct. 1

TORONTO, Aug. 1. IMO declared a quarterly cash dividend of CAD 0.87 per share, the company disclosed. Both the ex-dividend date and the record date fall on Sept. 4. Shareholders registered on that day receive payment Oct. 1.

By Dev Okafor2 min read
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Key takeaways

  • IMO declared a quarterly cash dividend of CAD 0.87 per share.
  • The ex-dividend date and record date both fall on Sept. 4.
  • Payment goes to shareholders registered on Sept. 4 and is made on Oct. 1.
  • Under standard T+1 settlement, the ex-dividend and record dates align on the same calendar day.
  • IMO issued no further statement, guidance, or commentary alongside the disclosure.

TORONTO, Aug. 1. IMO declared a quarterly cash dividend of CAD 0.87 per share, the company disclosed. Both the ex-dividend date and the record date fall on Sept. 4. Shareholders registered on that day receive payment Oct. 1.

Dividend mechanics

The ex-dividend date is the cutoff for this distribution. Buyers who settle their purchase before Sept. 4 appear on the qualifying register; anyone who buys on or after that date does not.

The record date, also Sept. 4, is the day IMO consults its shareholder register to determine who receives the payout. Under T+1 settlement, now standard across North American equity markets, a share purchased the prior business day settles in time to qualify. That alignment is why the two dates consistently land on the same calendar day rather than staggering, as they did under older T+2 rules.

Payment follows on Oct. 1, roughly four weeks after the record cutoff. That lag between qualification and distribution is standard for a publicly listed company running quarterly dividends.

Schedule

IMO described the payout as part of a quarterly dividend schedule. The company released no further statement, guidance, or commentary alongside the disclosure.

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Frequently asked

How much is IMO's quarterly dividend?

IMO declared a quarterly cash dividend of CAD 0.87 per share.

When is the payment date?

The dividend is payable Oct. 1 to shareholders registered on the Sept. 4 record date.

Why do the ex-dividend and record dates fall on the same day?

Under T+1 settlement, now standard in North American equity markets, a share bought the prior business day settles in time to qualify, so the two dates land on the same calendar day rather than staggering as under older T+2 rules.

Who qualifies to receive this dividend?

Buyers who settle their purchase before Sept. 4 appear on the qualifying register, while anyone who buys on or after that date does not.

Did IMO provide any additional guidance with the announcement?

No, IMO described the payout as part of its quarterly dividend schedule and released no further statement, guidance, or commentary.