Upcoming Dividend Calendar
Track all upcoming and recent ex-dividend and payment dates
NZ Dividend Calendar 2025 | Upcoming Ex-Dividend & Payment Dates
Stay up-to-date with upcoming dividend payments from all NZX-listed companies. Our dividend calendar shows ex-dividend dates, payment dates, dividend amounts, and yields for over 150 NZ companies paying dividends in the next 90 days.
Last Updated: 3 October 2025 | Data refreshed daily
How to Use This Dividend Calendar
- 1.Search - Find specific companies by name or ticker symbol
- 2.Filter by Sector - Focus on industries like Banking, Utilities, or Property
- 3.Filter by Yield - Find high-yield dividend stocks (5%+, 7%+, 10%+)
- 4.Sort Columns - Click any column header to sort by date, yield, or amount
Key Dates to Understand
- Ex-Dividend Date
- The date you must own shares by to receive the dividend. You need to own the shares before this date (typically 2 business days before).
- Payment Date
- When the dividend will be deposited into your brokerage account or bank account.
- Dividend Amount
- The payment per share in NZD. Total dividend = amount × number of shares owned.
- Dividend Yield
- Annual dividend yield percentage based on current share price.
Why Use Our Calendar vs ASB Securities?
Showing all dividend dates scheduled within the next 90 days and beyond.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Dividend Calendar FAQs
What is an ex-dividend date and why is it important?
The ex-dividend date is the cut-off date to be eligible for the next dividend payment. If you buy shares on or after the ex-dividend date, you will NOT receive the upcoming dividend. To receive a dividend, you must own the shares before the ex-dividend date. In New Zealand, you typically need to buy shares at least 2 business days before the ex-dividend date due to the T+2 settlement period.
How many NZ companies pay dividends?
Over 150 companies listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX) pay regular dividends. This includes major companies across sectors like banking (ANZ, Westpac), utilities (Contact Energy, Mercury NZ), telecommunications (Spark), and retail (The Warehouse Group). Our calendar tracks all upcoming dividend payments from these companies.
When do most NZ companies pay dividends?
Most NZ companies pay dividends semi-annually (twice per year), typically after their half-year and full-year financial results. Some companies pay quarterly dividends, while others pay annually. Banking and utility companies tend to have the most consistent dividend payment schedules. Check our calendar to see specific payment frequencies for each company.
How do I calculate how much dividend I will receive?
To calculate your dividend payment: Dividend Amount × Number of Shares = Total Payment. For example, if you own 1,000 shares of Spark NZ and they declare a $0.125 dividend per share, you will receive $125 (before tax). Use our dividend calculator for detailed calculations including tax and imputation credits.
What are imputation credits and how do they work?
Imputation credits are tax credits attached to dividends paid by NZ companies. They represent company tax already paid on the distributed profits. If you're a NZ tax resident, you can use imputation credits to reduce your personal tax liability or receive a refund. For example, if a company pays a $1.00 dividend with 28 cents imputation credit, and your tax rate is 33%, you only pay an additional 5 cents in tax (33 cents total tax minus 28 cents credit). Learn more in our imputation credits guide.
Can I set up alerts for upcoming dividend dates?
Yes! We offer email alerts for upcoming ex-dividend dates so you never miss an opportunity to receive dividends. Simply bookmark this page and check back regularly, or sign up for our dividend newsletter to receive weekly updates on upcoming NZ dividend payments.
How is this calendar different from ASB's dividend calendar?
Our dividend calendar focuses exclusively on NZX-listed companies, while ASB's calendar includes Australian stocks which can make it harder to find NZ-specific information. We also offer advanced features like:
- Real-time search and filtering by sector
- Sort by any column (date, yield, amount)
- Filter by dividend yield ranges
- Mobile-optimized responsive design
- Direct links to detailed company dividend profiles
- Integration with our dividend calculator tool