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Index: Ex Div Date: Payment Date:
EPIC Company Index Ex Div Date Amount Payment Date
COA Coats Group FTSE 250 17/10/2024 0.93¢ 14/11/2024
GLE MJ Gleeson FTSE Small Cap 24/10/2024 7.00 22/11/2024
MGAM Morgan Advanced Materials FTSE 250 24/10/2024 5.40 15/11/2024
MSLH Marshalls FTSE 250 24/10/2024 2.60 02/12/2024
SQZ Serica Energy AIM 24/10/2024 9.00 21/11/2024
TFW Thorpe F W AIM 24/10/2024 7.58 29/11/2024
BBOX Tritax Big Box REIT FTSE 250 31/10/2024 1.82 27/11/2024
BUR Burford Capital AIM 31/10/2024 6.25¢ 05/12/2024
CVSG CVS Group AIM 31/10/2024 8.00 29/11/2024
HFG Hilton Food Group FTSE 250 31/10/2024 9.60 29/11/2024
LIT Litigation Capital Management AIM 31/10/2024 1.25 04/12/2024
NWF NWF Group AIM 31/10/2024 7.10 06/12/2024
RCDO Ricardo FTSE Small Cap 31/10/2024 8.90 22/11/2024
SLP Sylvania Platinum AIM 31/10/2024 1.00 06/12/2024
SUS S & U FTSE Small Cap 31/10/2024 30.00 22/11/2024
TRB Tribal Group AIM 31/10/2024 0.65 28/11/2024
AVG Avingtrans AIM 07/11/2024 2.90 20/12/2024
STEM SThree FTSE Small Cap 07/11/2024 5.10 06/12/2024
W7L Warpaint London AIM 07/11/2024 3.50 22/11/2024
ANP Anpario AIM 14/11/2024 3.25 29/11/2024
ICGT ICG Enterprise Trust FTSE 250 14/11/2024 8.50 29/11/2024
JHD James Halstead AIM 14/11/2024 6.00 13/12/2024
PMP Portmeirion Group AIM 14/11/2024 1.50 13/12/2024
PSH Pershing Square Holdings FTSE 100 14/11/2024 14.56¢ 13/12/2024
FAN Volution Group FTSE 250 21/11/2024 6.20 17/12/2024
FRP FRP Advisory Group AIM 21/11/2024 0.95 20/12/2024
CRW Craneware AIM 28/11/2024 16.00 18/12/2024
DEC Diversified Energy Company FTSE 250 28/11/2024 29.00¢ 27/12/2024
HILS Hill & Smith Holdings FTSE 250 28/11/2024 16.50 07/01/2025
IMB Imperial Brands FTSE 100 28/11/2024 54.26 31/12/2024
PAF Pan African Resources AIM 28/11/2024 0.95 10/12/2024
MBH Michelmersh Brick Holdings AIM 30/11/2024 1.60 09/01/2025
LFI London Finance & Investment Group FTSE Fledgling 05/12/2024 0.60 18/12/2024
RCN Redcentric AIM 12/12/2024 2.40 24/01/2025
NET Netcall AIM 24/12/2024 0.89 07/02/2025
FERG Ferguson FTSE 100 14/06/2025 79.00¢ 31/07/2024
CRH CRH FTSE 100 23/08/2025 35.00¢ 25/09/2024

When buying shares, to be eligible to receive the dividend you must have purchased your shareholding before, and held the shares up to and including, the ex-dividend date. You can then sell the shares at any point after the market opens on the ex-dividend date and still receive the dividend payment. If you are new to dividend investing, we have a guide to dividends and dividend definitions. If you have any questions, notice any errors in the data displayed or have any other feedback please don't hesitate to contact us.

Over the long term, and especially when reinvested, the most impressive returns in the stockmarket come from income in the form of dividend payments. Before buying shares for income investing, use our website to filter ex-dividend dates and find dividend paying shares according to:

  • Index: FTSE 100, FTSE 250, FTSE Small Cap, FTSE Fledgling and AIM
  • Ex-Div Date: when the share is going ex-dividend
  • Payment Date: when the dividend is due to be paid

If you'd like to check the latest share prices of the companies listed, you have the option of displaying the EPIC as a link to Yahoo Finance. This will allow you to see the share price of the company concerned, delayed by 15 minutes. You can then divide the value of the Amount column (note: if it's in cents (¢), you'll need to convert it at a website such as www.xe.com first) in the table above by the share price and multiply by 100 to see what the next dividend payment would yield were you to purchase shares at the current share price.

When considering whether to invest in a company for income on the stockmarket, investors will often look towards benchmark yields before deciding whether to buy shares. One such benchmark is the yield of the 10 year gilt. Most investors will demand a premium to the 10 year gilt yield, which, as a government-backed asset, is seen as a far less risky investment compared to equities. As a result, you will most likely be looking for a premium to this. However, a caveat is that anything more than around 1.5 times this may be too good to be true and prove to be shortlived. Other benchmarks include the FTSE dividend yield, with investors keen to confirm a dividend is competitive with the wider market.