Bursa Malaysia Dividend Calendar (October 2026)

Divvy tracks 150 Bursa Malaysia stocks; 132 of them carry 479 declared dividend payments in the dataset. This page lists the dates that decide who gets paid — the ex-date and the payment date — for the payments the public entitlement listings report.

• 132Stocks with payments
• 479Payments recorded
• 3Upcoming ex-dates
• 2026-10-29Data as of

Upcoming ex-dates

Buy before the ex-date to be entitled to the payment; on the ex-date the share usually opens lower by roughly the dividend amount.

Declared in the last four months

How to read an ex-date

The ex-date is the first trading day on which a buyer no longer receives the declared dividend. To be entitled you must own the shares before it — buying on the ex-date itself does not qualify. The pay date is when the money is credited, typically two to four weeks later. Prices normally drop by about the dividend on the ex-date, so a dividend is not free money: the yield measures income, not return.

Where the numbers come from

Amounts, ex-dates and pay dates are read from public entitlement listings for each counter. A stock with no row here has no payment in those listings — which can mean it has not declared one, or that the listing does not carry it. Nothing on this page is estimated, projected or inferred, and a declared amount is not a promise of the next one. See the methodology for what the dataset covers, and the dividend yield leaderboard for yields. Unfamiliar with a term — ex-date, trailing yield, gearing? The glossary defines each one.

Not investment advice. Past dividends do not guarantee future payments.