A cash dividend, a direct payment sent to shareholders for each share they own, has been declared by TGSNF at NOK 1.49 per share. The ex-dividend date and record date are both July 31, 2026. Payment follows on August 13, 2026.
What the three dates mean
Every dividend declaration comes with three dates that together determine eligibility and timing.
The ex-dividend date is July 31. It is the hard line. A shareholder who buys shares on that date or after will not receive this payment. The dividend belongs to whoever held the stock before July 31 arrived. This cutoff exists because stock trades take time to settle, and the ex-dividend date fixes the moment after which new buyers are excluded from the current cycle.
The record date is also July 31. That is when the company reviews its official shareholder register to confirm who is eligible. When these two dates land on the same calendar day, eligibility closes and the register locks in one step.
Payment date is August 13. That is when the cash clears: NOK 1.49 per qualifying share, roughly two weeks after the eligibility cutoff.
Quarterly cadence
TGSNF has designated this as a quarterly dividend, meaning the company commits to four cash payments per year rather than a single annual distribution. Each quarter produces a separate declaration. This filing covers one of those four periods.
The source provides no earnings figures, payout ratio, or stated basis for the NOK 1.49 amount. What the declaration contains: NOK 1.49 per share, an eligibility cutoff of July 31, 2026, and a payment date of August 13, 2026.