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DTM sets $0.88 quarterly cash dividend, September 21 ex-date

A quarterly cash dividend of $0.88 per share is in focus for DTM, with the ex-dividend and record dates both set for September 21, 2026. Payment follows on October 15. The declared schedule is quarterly, placing this distribution inside a confirmed recurring payout cadence.

By Mara WhitfieldNewsroomJuly 31, 20262 min read
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Key takeaways

  • DTM declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.88 per share, with both the ex-dividend and record dates set for September 21, 2026.
  • The dividend will be paid on October 15, 2026, roughly three and a half weeks after the record date.
  • Under T-plus-one settlement, the session ending September 20, 2026 is the last effective window for a new buyer to qualify for the $0.88 payment.
  • Investors who buy DTM on September 21, 2026 purchase shares ex-dividend and will not receive this $0.88 distribution.
  • The announcement provided no guidance on future dividend levels or total cash outlay, and the next quarter's amount requires a separate board declaration.

A quarterly cash dividend of $0.88 per share is in focus for DTM, with the ex-dividend and record dates both set for September 21, 2026. Payment follows on October 15. The declared schedule is quarterly, placing this distribution inside a confirmed recurring payout cadence.

The September 21 cutoff and what it means

The ex-dividend date is the line that separates qualifying shareholders from those who collect nothing on this payment. Investors who buy DTM on September 21 will be purchasing shares ex-dividend, meaning the $0.88 per share will not attach to that transaction. The distinction matters for anyone managing income around a specific settlement window.

The record date and ex-date fall on the same calendar day, September 21. Under current T-plus-one equity settlement, a trade executed September 20 settles September 21, exactly the record date. That makes the session ending September 20, 2026, the last effective window for a new buyer to appear on the shareholder register and collect the $0.88 payment.

Cash reaches accounts October 15. That is approximately three and a half weeks after the record date, consistent with standard corporate dividend processing timelines.

Reading the quarterly schedule

Quarterly is the most common cadence for corporate cash dividends, and DTM's declared schedule fits that category. The $0.88 per share is the stated amount for this distribution. No guidance on future dividend levels or total cash outlay accompanied the announcement, so those figures remain outside the confirmed record.

A quarterly cadence implies four distribution events per calendar year if maintained. But the declared amount covers only this payment. The per-share figure for the next quarter requires a separate board declaration.

What to watch

The October 15 payment date is the terminal event on this particular declaration. After that, the watch shifts to the following quarterly board action, which will set the per-share amount for the next period. Any change to the $0.88 figure or the quarterly schedule will require a fresh announcement. No additional details were specified in the current filing.

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About this story

Filed by the newsroom of MarketPR on July 31, 2026. Source: MarketPR newsroom. Indicative figures are not investment advice.

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Frequently asked

How much is DTM's dividend and when is it paid?

DTM declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.88 per share, payable on October 15, 2026.

What is the last day to buy DTM shares to receive this dividend?

Because the ex-date is September 21, 2026 under T-plus-one settlement, the session ending September 20, 2026 is the last effective window for a new buyer to qualify.

What happens if I buy DTM on September 21, 2026?

You would be buying shares ex-dividend, so the $0.88 per share payment would not attach to that transaction.

Why do the ex-dividend and record dates fall on the same day?

Both dates are set for September 21, 2026, and under current T-plus-one equity settlement a trade executed September 20 settles on September 21, exactly the record date.

Will DTM pay $0.88 again next quarter?

The declared amount covers only this payment; the per-share figure for the next quarter requires a separate board declaration and a fresh announcement.