C Dividend: Yield, History & Ex-Dates

Citigroup (C) dey pay quarterly dividend. From the most recent one wey dem declare, C pay $0.6 per share, wey be annual rate of $2.4, and e give dividend yield of about 1.85% when the recent price na $129.5. The most recent ex-dividend date na May 4, 2026, and the next one go be not yet declared. This page dey track C dividend, and dem dey refresh am every week from the exchange record.

WITH d AS (
    SELECT argMax(cash_amount, ex_dividend_date) AS latest,
           argMax(frequency, ex_dividend_date) AS freq,
           max(ex_dividend_date) AS last_ex,
           maxIf(ex_dividend_date, ex_dividend_date > today()) AS nxt
    FROM global_markets.stocks_dividends
    WHERE ticker = 'C' AND frequency IN (1, 2, 4, 12) AND ex_dividend_date >= today() - 900
),
p AS (
    SELECT argMax(toFloat64(close), window_start) AS price
    FROM global_markets.delayed_stocks_minute_aggs
    WHERE ticker = 'C' AND window_start >= now() - INTERVAL 8 DAY
)
SELECT round(d.latest, 3) AS latest_dividend,
       multiIf(d.freq = 12, 'monthly', d.freq = 4, 'quarterly', d.freq = 2, 'semi-annual', 'annual') AS frequency,
       round(d.latest * d.freq, 2) AS annual_dividend,
       round(p.price, 2) AS recent_price,
       round(d.latest * d.freq / p.price * 100, 2) AS dividend_yield_pct,
       formatDateTime(d.last_ex, '%b %e, %Y') AS last_ex_date,
       if(d.nxt > today(), formatDateTime(d.nxt, '%b %e, %Y'), 'not yet declared') AS next_ex_date
FROM d CROSS JOIN p

C dividend yield and payout

To collect dividend you must own the shares before the ex-dividend date. The C dividend yield wey dey above na the annual rate divided by the recent price; e dey move opposite way with the share price, so one yield figure no mean anything unless you put the date wey dem measure am. The per-share amounts wey dey here na the cash dividends wey dem declare, no special or one-time distribution inside.

C dividend history

The most recent regular dividends wey C don pay, newest first:

SELECT toDate(ex_dividend_date) AS date,
       round(cash_amount, 4) AS dividend_per_share
FROM global_markets.stocks_dividends
WHERE ticker = 'C' AND frequency IN (1, 2, 4, 12) AND ex_dividend_date >= today() - 1100
ORDER BY ex_dividend_date DESC
LIMIT 10

The rhythm of the payments dey show the schedule: one quarterly payer dey send check for that cadence, and the per-share amount na wetin dey step up (or hold, or dem cut am) with time.

C dividend growth by year

If you add the regular dividends inside each calendar year, you go turn the individual payments into one growth picture.

SELECT toString(toYear(ex_dividend_date)) AS year,
       round(sum(cash_amount), 2) AS dividends_paid_per_share
FROM global_markets.stocks_dividends
WHERE ticker = 'C' AND frequency IN (1, 2, 4, 12)
  AND ex_dividend_date >= toDate('2019-01-01') AND ex_dividend_date < toDate(concat(toString(toYear(today())), '-01-01'))
GROUP BY year
ORDER BY year

For 2019, C pay $1.92 per share across the year; by 2025 the annual total don reach $2.32. Rising line mean say the company dey lift the payout year after year; flat line mean say dem hold the dividend; fall mean cut. The year-by-year record na the single most useful thing to check before you treat one stock as income holding, and na that part of dividend wey the screener single yield number dey hide.

C good dividend stock?

Two numbers dey frame that question, and both dey on this page: the yield (1.85%) and the direction of the annual payout wey dey above. Yield wey dey below the broad-market average when paired with steadily rising payout na the profile of dividend-growth name, where the appeal na one small check today wey dey compound. High yield next to flat or falling payout na income-now profile, and e need better look whether earnings dey cover the payment. The C record wey dey above dey show which of the two e resemble. Wetin dividend history no fit show on im own na safety: that one dey rest on earnings and free cash flow, no be the run of past payments, so if payout ratio don stretch, cut fit come before the history record am.

When C ex-dividend date go take?

The ex-dividend date na the cutoff: buy C before am and the upcoming dividend go be yours, buy am on that day and the dividend go follow the seller. For the ex-date the stock go open lower by roughly the dividend amount, since the cash dey comot from the company. The most recent C ex-dividend date na May 4, 2026. The record date dey follow one business day later under T+1 settlement, and the pay date go come some weeks after that. Upcoming ex-dates across the market dey on the ex-dividend calendar.

FAQ

Citigroup dey pay dividend?

Yes. C dey pay quarterly dividend, most recently $0.6 per share, wey dey annualize to about $2.4 a share.

Wetin be C dividend yield?

C dividend yield na about 1.85%, dem calculate am as the $2.4 annual dividend divided by one recent price of $129.5. Yield dey rise as the price fall and the other way round, so na snapshot, e no be fixed number.

When C next ex-dividend date go take?

The most recent C ex-dividend date na May 4, 2026, and the next one go be not yet declared. As quarterly payer, C dey set new ex-date for that cadence; one date go show as declared here once the company announce am.

How much C dividend be?

The most recent regular dividend na $0.6 per share. For quarterly cadence, e go annualize to about $2.4 per share.

Every figure wey dey above na stored, inspectable query, dem dey refresh am every week. Open the SQL under any panel to audit am, or pull any ticker dividend record for the Strasmore terminal.