Investors face upcoming ex-dividend deadlines for Seagate, KDP, and regional banks, with analysts cautioning that chasing single payouts is rarely profitable due to standard price resets.
Seagate declared a $0.74 quarterly dividend with ex-dividend date September 24, 2026, and the stock trades near its 52-week high with a low yield.
Keurig Dr Pepper declared a $0.23 quarterly dividend with ex-dividend date September 28, 2026, while carrying 4.4x pro-forma leverage and planning a portfolio separation.
Independent Bank Corp raised its quarterly dividend 8.5% to $0.64 with ex-dividend date September 28, 2026, despite a slight Q2 EPS miss.
Great Southern Bancorp declared a $0.43 quarterly dividend with ex-dividend date September 28, 2026, and reported a Q2 EPS beat with strong capital ratios.
Seagate, Keurig Dr Pepper, Independent Bank Corp, and Great Southern Bancorp have announced upcoming quarterly dividend payments. Investors must purchase shares before the respective ex-dividend dates to qualify for these distributions, as share prices typically adjust downward on the ex-dividend date.
The ex-dividend date is the first trading day on which a stock trades without the right to the upcoming dividend payment; investors must own the stock before this date to qualify.
Share prices typically adjust downward by approximately the amount of the dividend on the ex-dividend date, meaning investors rarely gain value by buying solely for a single payout.