Dividend Analytics
- Upcoming ex-dates
- Next ex-date
- Companies in feed
- Withholding tax (net)
- 5%
Latest dividend by company
Income calculator
Upcoming ex-dates · enter shares held · net after 5% withholding
| Ticker | Ex-date | Shares | Net | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Total | Total | Ksh 0.00 | Ksh 0.00 | ||||||
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How to use the NSE dividend calendar
Use the upcoming ex-date column to identify the last practical window for buying shares before a stock starts trading without its next dividend. The payment date then helps you estimate when dividend cash may be received.
What is an ex-dividend date?
The ex-dividend date is the date on which a stock begins trading without the value of its upcoming dividend. Investors generally need to own the shares before that date to qualify for the payout.
Net income applies a flat 5% withholding tax, the resident rate on NSE dividends. Amounts for UMME are in Ugandan shillings and for BKG in Rwandan francs; the total adds the figures as shown without converting them.
From the market's calendar to your payslip
Your holdings turned into a schedule of what each position pays, with projected monthly income against your target.