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MNAT sets $0.33 quarterly cash dividend with September 18 ex-date

A $0.33 per-share cash dividend has put MNAT in focus for income-positioned holders. The ex-dividend date and the record date both fall on September 18, collapsing the window between eligibility cutoffs. Payment is set for October 1.

By Elias VanceMacro DeskJuly 24, 20262 min read
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Key takeaways

  • MNAT declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.33 per share.
  • The ex-dividend date and the record date both fall on September 18.
  • The dividend payment is scheduled for October 1.
  • Because the ex-date and record date coincide on September 18, a purchase made that day settles too late to qualify, so the buyer receives nothing and the seller keeps the $0.33.
  • The declaration carried no conditional language or guidance revision, leaving $0.33 as the single figure.

A $0.33 per-share cash dividend has put MNAT in focus for income-positioned holders. The ex-dividend date and the record date both fall on September 18, collapsing the window between eligibility cutoffs. Payment is set for October 1.

The declared amount

The company has declared a cash dividend of $0.33 per share. The schedule is quarterly. No conditional language was attached to the declaration, and no guidance revision accompanied it, which leaves the $0.33 as the single figure the tape works from. A quarterly designation means this is a repeating distribution, not a one-time event, and the next cycle will bring its own set of calendar dates.

What September 18 means for positioning

The ex-dividend date and the record date are the same: September 18. When those two dates converge, the eligibility mechanics tighten, and any buffer that sometimes exists between them disappears entirely. Standard settlement conventions require that a position be in place and fully settled before the open on the ex-date to register as a holder of record. A purchase executed on September 18 settles after the snapshot is taken, which means the buyer collects nothing on that declaration and the seller walks away with the $0.33. The stock is expected to trade ex-dividend at the September 18 open, with the tape pricing out the strip during that session.

October 1 and the quarterly cadence

Payment lands on October 1. Holders confirmed on the September 18 record receive $0.33 per share in cash on that date. The quarterly schedule places this distribution inside a recurring capital-return cycle rather than a standalone corporate action. The next declaration will reset the calendar. Until it arrives, the two fixed points for holders are September 18 and October 1.

What to watch

September 18 is the most consequential date on the current calendar for anyone following MNAT around this dividend. That is where eligibility is determined and where the tape adjusts. October 1 is the payment. After that, the next quarterly declaration is the event to wait on.

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About this story

Filed by the macro desk of MarketPR on July 24, 2026. Source: MarketPR newsroom. Indicative figures are not investment advice.

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Frequently asked

How much is MNAT's dividend and how often is it paid?

MNAT declared a cash dividend of $0.33 per share on a quarterly schedule, making it a recurring distribution rather than a one-time event.

When is the ex-dividend date and record date?

Both the ex-dividend date and the record date fall on September 18, and the stock is expected to trade ex-dividend at that day's open.

When will the dividend be paid?

Payment is set for October 1, when holders confirmed on the September 18 record date receive $0.33 per share in cash.

If I buy MNAT shares on September 18, do I get the dividend?

No; a purchase executed on September 18 settles after the record snapshot is taken, so the buyer collects nothing and the seller keeps the $0.33.

Which dates matter most for this dividend?

September 18 determines eligibility and is where the tape adjusts, while October 1 is the payment date; after that the next quarterly declaration is the event to watch.