Dividends
3,226 verified payments across 348 companies, read from actual ex-dividend records rather than from a stated dividend policy. On these markets the payout is often the whole return, and the date that decides whether you receive it is the ex-date.
Which markets this covers
Every payment here comes from EGX and JSE — 348 of the 726 listings this site tracks. We hold no corporate-action records at all for BRVM, BSE, NGX, USE. That is a gap in our sources, not a statement about those companies — several of them certainly do pay, and we simply cannot yet show it.
The archive begins 11 Aug 2021. Anything below described as “observed since” a date means since our records start, not since the company started paying.
Schedules that have lapsed
10 companiesThese paid on an established rhythm and have now gone past the point where the next payment was due. That can mean a cut, a deferral, or simply a company that moved its calendar — we cannot tell which, and we do not guess. It is stated because a trailing yield keeps quoting the old payments long after they stop.
| Company | Yield | Pays | Payments | Last paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sygnia Itrix New China Sectors ETFJSE:SYGCN | — | semi-annual | 6+61% yoy | 15 Jan 2025 |
| aReit Prop LimitedJSE:APO | — | semi-annual | 7-9% yoy | 29 Apr 2025 |
| Trematon Capital Investments LimitedJSE:TMT | — | semi-annual | 5+378% yoy | 7 May 2025 |
| Arabian Food Industries Company (DOMTY) - S.A.EEGX:DOMT | — | semi-annual | 4+70% yoy | 22 May 2025 |
| Mahube Infrastructure LimitedJSE:MHB | — | semi-annual | 7-36% yoy | 23 Jul 2025 |
| Orascom Construction PLCEGX:ORAS | — | semi-annual | 9+21% yoy | 7 Aug 2025 |
| Texton Property Fund LimitedJSE:TEX | [20.76%] one-off. 20.8% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 7+714% yoy | 27 Oct 2025 |
| Investec PlcJSE:INPP | [3.93%] 1 payment. Based on a single payment in the last twelve months. That may be a new or annual payer, or a one-off — there is not yet enough history to tell which. | semi-annual | 9-16% yoy | 26 Nov 2025 |
| Investec PlcJSE:INPPR | [6.70%] 1 payment. Based on a single payment in the last twelve months. That may be a new or annual payer, or a one-off — there is not yet enough history to tell which. | semi-annual | 9+1% yoy | 26 Nov 2025 |
| Investec LtdJSE:INPR | [4.37%] 1 payment. Based on a single payment in the last twelve months. That may be a new or annual payer, or a one-off — there is not yet enough history to tell which. | semi-annual | 9-6% yoy | 26 Nov 2025 |
Next projected ex-dates
247 companiesExtrapolated from each company's own payment intervals. None of these has been announced by the company. Dates a company actually published appear on the calendar.
| Company | Yield | Pays | Payments | Projected next ex-date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BHP Group LimitedJSE:BHG | [2.89%] | semi-annual | 9-27% yoy | 2 Sept 2026 |
| South32 LimitedJSE:S32 | [1.84%] | semi-annual | 10+71% yoy | 2 Sept 2026 |
| The Foschini Group LimitedJSE:TFGP | [1,354.17%] one-off. 1354.2% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 100% yoy | 2 Sept 2026 |
| Anglo American plcJSE:AGL | [0.28%] 1 payment. Based on a single payment in the last twelve months. That may be a new or annual payer, or a one-off — there is not yet enough history to tell which. | semi-annual | 10-67% yoy | 9 Sept 2026 |
| Gold Fields LimitedJSE:GFI | [3.88%] | semi-annual | 10+94% yoy | 9 Sept 2026 |
| Kumba Iron Ore LimitedJSE:KIO | [6.48%] 1 payment. Based on a single payment in the last twelve months. That may be a new or annual payer, or a one-off — there is not yet enough history to tell which. | semi-annual | 10-15% yoy | 9 Sept 2026 |
| DRDGOLD LimitedJSE:DRD | [1.88%] | semi-annual | 10+75% yoy | 9 Sept 2026 |
| Caxton and CTP Publishers and Printers LimitedJSE:CAT | [22.52%] one-off. 22.5% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 7+17% yoy | 9 Sept 2026 |
| Caxton and CTP Publishers and Printers LimitedJSE:CATP | [2,389.94%] one-off. 2389.9% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 7+16% yoy | 9 Sept 2026 |
| City Lodge Hotels LimitedJSE:CLH | [3.94%] | semi-annual | 70% yoy | 9 Sept 2026 |
| Transpaco LimitedJSE:TPC | [5.94%] | semi-annual | 10-2% yoy | 9 Sept 2026 |
| Reinet Investments S.C.A.JSE:RNI | [1.60%] 1 payment. Based on a single payment in the last twelve months. That may be a new or annual payer, or a one-off — there is not yet enough history to tell which. | annual | 5+6% yoy | 10 Sept 2026 |
| Truworths International LimitedJSE:TRU | [9.76%] | semi-annual | 10-8% yoy | 16 Sept 2026 |
| NEPI Rockcastle N.V.JSE:NRP | [6.97%] | semi-annual | 10+5% yoy | 16 Sept 2026 |
| Life Healthcare Group Holdings LimitedJSE:LHC | [25.48%] one-off. 25.5% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | quarterly | 13-44% yoy | 16 Sept 2026 |
| Italtile LimitedJSE:ITE | [16.40%] | semi-annual | 10+17% yoy | 16 Sept 2026 |
| Spur Corporation LtdJSE:SUR | [7.07%] | semi-annual | 10+40% yoy | 16 Sept 2026 |
| Capitec LimitedJSE:CPIP | [7.07%] | semi-annual | 10-6% yoy | 16 Sept 2026 |
| Discovery LimitedJSE:DSBP | [8.14%] | semi-annual | 10-4% yoy | 16 Sept 2026 |
| Northam Platinum Holdings LimitedJSE:NPH | [3.05%] | semi-annual | 6+26% yoy | 16 Sept 2026 |
| Compagnie Financière Richemont SAJSE:CFR | [1.59%] 1 payment. Based on a single payment in the last twelve months. That may be a new or annual payer, or a one-off — there is not yet enough history to tell which. | annual | 3+9% yoy | 17 Sept 2026 |
| Shoprite Holdings LtdJSE:SHP | [2.67%] | semi-annual | 10+10% yoy | 23 Sept 2026 |
| Woolworths Holdings LimitedJSE:WHL | [4.59%] | semi-annual | 10-29% yoy | 23 Sept 2026 |
| Bid Corporation LimitedJSE:BID | [2.77%] | semi-annual | 10+6% yoy | 23 Sept 2026 |
| The Bidvest Group LimitedJSE:BVT | [3.98%] | semi-annual | 10+1% yoy | 23 Sept 2026 |
Consistent payers, by trailing yield
top 25 of 222Companies with at least six payments across four or more distinct years — a record long enough that the rhythm is not a coincidence. Ranked by trailing yield, which is a function of price as much as of payout: a yield that looks remarkable usually means the share fell, not that the dividend rose.
| Company | Yield | Pays | Payments | Last went ex |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Caxton and CTP Publishers and Printers LimitedJSE:CATP | [2,389.94%] one-off. 2389.9% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 7+16% yoy | 11 Mar 2026 |
| Nampak LimitedJSE:NPKP | [1,791.04%] one-off. 1791.0% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 100% yoy | 29 Jul 2026 |
| AECI LtdJSE:AFEP | [1,748.91%] one-off. 1748.9% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 11+2% yoy | 10 Jun 2026 |
| The Foschini Group LimitedJSE:TFGP | [1,354.17%] one-off. 1354.2% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 100% yoy | 4 Mar 2026 |
| Newpark REIT LimitedJSE:NRL | [1,065.22%] one-off. 1065.2% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 10+14% yoy | 3 Jun 2026 |
| Afine Investments LimitedJSE:ANI | [1,050.00%] one-off. 1050.0% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 9+9% yoy | 8 Jul 2026 |
| Standard Bank Group LtdJSE:SBKP | [1,048.39%] one-off. 1048.4% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 100% yoy | 8 Apr 2026 |
| Exemplar REITail LimitedJSE:EXP | [982.50%] one-off. 982.5% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 10+16% yoy | 10 Jun 2026 |
| Castleview Property Fund LimitedJSE:CVW | [645.48%] one-off. 645.5% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 8-21% yoy | 22 Jul 2026 |
| Heriot REIT LimitedJSE:HET | [504.55%] one-off. 504.5% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 10+14% yoy | 15 Apr 2026 |
| Putprop LimitedJSE:PPR | [243.55%] one-off. 243.6% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 10+7% yoy | 8 Apr 2026 |
| African and Overseas Enterprises LimitedJSE:AOVP | [114.29%] one-off. 114.3% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 100% yoy | 29 Jul 2026 |
| enX Group LimitedJSE:ENX | [92.75%] one-off. 92.8% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 8-43% yoy | 24 Jun 2026 |
| TeleMasters Holdings LimitedJSE:TLM | [90.00%] one-off. 90.0% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | quarterly | 19+197% yoy | 15 Jul 2026 |
| Life Healthcare Group Holdings LimitedJSE:LHC | [25.48%] one-off. 25.5% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | quarterly | 13-44% yoy | 17 Jun 2026 |
| Caxton and CTP Publishers and Printers LimitedJSE:CAT | [22.52%] one-off. 22.5% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 7+17% yoy | 11 Mar 2026 |
| Texton Property Fund LimitedJSE:TEX | [20.76%] one-off. 20.8% is far above what a company can pay out of earnings, so this is almost certainly a special distribution, a return of capital or a fund payout — or the share price has collapsed. Treat it as an event, not as income. | semi-annual | 7+714% yoy | 27 Oct 2025 |
| eMedia Holdings LimitedJSE:EMN | [17.90%] | semi-annual | 10-3% yoy | 17 Jun 2026 |
| Italtile LimitedJSE:ITE | [16.40%] | semi-annual | 10+17% yoy | 18 Mar 2026 |
| Tiger Brands LimitedJSE:TBS | [16.09%] | semi-annual | 10+127% yoy | 1 Jul 2026 |
| eMedia Holdings LimitedJSE:EMH | [14.65%] | semi-annual | 10-3% yoy | 17 Jun 2026 |
| 1NVEST SA Bond STANLIB ETFJSE:ETFBND | [12.76%] | quarterly | 23+54% yoy | 15 Jul 2026 |
| Eastern Company S.A.EEGX:EAST | [12.23%] | annual | 6+6% yoy | 21 May 2026 |
| Frontier Transport Holdings LimitedJSE:FTH | [11.16%] | semi-annual | 11-65% yoy | 10 Jun 2026 |
| Alexandria Mineral Oils CompanyEGX:AMOC | [11.00%] | annual | 6+7% yoy | 20 Apr 2026 |