FinalIndustrial
Dangote Cement Plc
DANGCEM
N45.00
Final dividend for FY 2025. Africa's largest cement producer rewards shareholders with N45 per share.
Record DateJun 17, 2026
Payment DateJul 2, 2026
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Latest DeclarationJul 2, 2026
N45.00
Dangote Cement Plc
Final dividend per share for FY 2025
Record DateJun 17, 2026
Payment DateJul 2, 2026
SectorIndustrial
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Dividends Tracked
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Companies Covered
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Sectors
2025–2026
Data Years
RecentDangote CementN45.00(Jul 2)BUA FoodsN28.00(Jul 15)MTN NigeriaN15.00(May 5)GTCON11.76(Apr 28)Zenith BankN8.75(May 5)
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FinalConsumer Goods
BUA Foods Plc
BUAFOODS
N28.00
Final dividend for FY 2025. One of the highest DPS payments on the Nigerian Exchange.
Record DateJun 4, 2026
Payment DateJul 15, 2026
FinalBanking
Zenith Bank Plc
ZENITHBANK
N8.75
Final dividend for FY 2025. Combined with the interim N1.25, total DPS for the year is N10.00.
Record DateApr 24, 2026
Payment DateMay 5, 2026
FinalTelecoms
MTN Nigeria Plc
MTNN
N15.00
Final dividend for FY 2025. Combined with the interim N5.00, total DPS for the year is N20.00.
Record DateApr 8, 2026
Payment DateMay 5, 2026
FinalBanking
Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc
STANBIC
N4.00
Final dividend for FY 2025. Combined with the interim N2.50, total DPS for the year is N6.50.
Record DateMay 4, 2026
Payment DateMay 26, 2026
FinalIndustrial
Beta Glass Plc
BETAGLAS
N7.20
Final dividend for FY 2025. Nigeria's leading glass container manufacturer returns value to shareholders.
Record DateJun 3, 2026
Payment DateJun 25, 2026
Top Dividend Payers
Companies with the highest total dividend per share from NGX filings.
Seplat Energy Plc
SEPLAT
N216.90 DPS
Total DPS
Nigeria's leading indigenous energy company paid N216.90 per share across three interim dividends (N74.04, N70.71, N72.15) in 2025, plus final and special dividends in US cents for 2026.
Interim x3 + FinalConsistent payer
Dangote Cement Plc
DANGCEM
N45.00 DPS
Total DPS
Africa's largest cement producer declared N45 per share final dividend for FY 2025, one of the biggest single dividend payments on the NGX.
FinalConsistent payer
Guaranty Trust Holding
GTCO
N12.76 DPS
Total DPS
One of Nigeria's most profitable banks, paying N1.00 interim and N11.76 final dividend per share for FY 2025.
Interim + FinalConsistent payer
Zenith Bank Plc
ZENITHBANK
N10.00 DPS
Total DPS
Nigeria's largest bank by tier-1 capital paid N1.25 interim and N8.75 final dividend per share for FY 2025.
Interim + FinalConsistent payer
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Dividends by Sector
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Banking
7 companiesZenith Bank (N8.75 final)
Banks dominate dividend payments on the NGX. Zenith Bank, GTCO, and Stanbic IBTC consistently deliver strong shareholder returns.
Energy
5 companiesSeplat Energy (N74.04 interim)
Upstream oil and gas producers lead in dividend per share. Seplat paid N216.90 total DPS in 2025 across multiple interim payments.
Consumer Goods
11 companiesBUA Foods (N28 final)
Food, beverages, and household products companies. BUA Foods leads with N28 per share final dividend for FY 2025.
Industrial Goods
9 companiesDangote Cement (N45 final)
Cement, construction, and manufacturing. Dangote Cement declared the single largest dividend payment of N45 per share.
Telecoms
2 companiesMTN Nigeria (N15 final)
MTN Nigeria is the sector standout with N20 total DPS for FY 2025 (N5 interim + N15 final).
Agriculture
3 companiesOkomu Oil (N30 interim)
Palm oil producers deliver strong returns. Okomu Oil paid N40 total DPS (N30 + N10 interim) and Presco paid N30 total DPS.
Dividend Investing Guide
New to dividend investing? Learn how dividends work in Nigeria and strategies for building income portfolios.
1
Understanding Dividend Payments
Dividends represent a portion of company profits distributed to shareholders. In Nigeria, the board proposes a dividend amount per share, which shareholders approve at the AGM. Key dates include the record date (eligibility cutoff) and payment date (when cash is transferred). Only shareholders on the register as of the record date receive the dividend.
2
Record Date vs Payment Date
The record date determines dividend eligibility. Buy shares before this date to qualify. The payment date is when funds reach your account. Nigeria uses T+3 settlement, so purchase at least 3 business days before the record date. The share price typically drops by the dividend amount on the ex-dividend date.
3
E-Dividend Registration
The Electronic Dividend Mandate links your CSCS account to your bank for automatic dividend deposits. Complete the form through your stockbroker or registrar. Dividends arrive within 24-48 hours instead of weeks. As of 2025, SEC mandates electronic payments for all listed companies.
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