Four Companies Set Ex-Dividend Dates for Sept. 21
Four Companies Set Ex-Dividend Dates for Sept. 21
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Stock Yards Bancorp operates through commercial banking and wealth-management and trust segments; its wealth-management operations provide fee-based revenue alongside traditional net-interest income. The company has paid dividends consistently since 1992.
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Bank of Cyprus Holdings provides banking, financial and insurance services and manages property acquired through debt settlements. Its operations are concentrated in Cyprus, making the company particularly exposed to the Cypriot economy and the broader Eastern Mediterranean region.
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WhiteHorse Finance is a non-diversified closed-end investment company that focuses on senior secured debt, including first- and second-lien loans, to performing privately held lower-middle-market companies across multiple industries.
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California BanCorp serves California customers through commercial banking offices and is a Preferred SBA Lender. Its lending portfolio includes construction and land-development, real-estate, commercial-and-industrial, and consumer loans, while its deposits include demand, money-market and certificate-of-deposit accounts.
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Piaggio & C.'s portfolio includes the Aprilia, Piaggio, Vespa, Moto Guzzi, Gilera and Derbi two-wheeler brands, as well as Piaggio, Ape and Porter light commercial vehicles. Its geographic segments are EMEA and the Americas, India, and Asia Pacific, with most revenue coming from two-wheelers.
Four companies set ex-dividend dates for September 21, 2026, offering yields ranging from 0.12 to 0.33 per share. Yahoo Finance reported that Stock Yards Bancorp will distribute $0.33 per share on October 1, while Bank of Cyprus Holdings will pay $0.27 per share on October 21 after restarting semiannual distributions in 2023. WhiteHorse Finance and California BanCorp also announced quarterly payments of $0.25 and $0.12 per share respectively, continuing income streams for dividend-focused investors.
The announcements span financial services and manufacturing sectors. GuruFocus noted that Italian vehicle maker Piaggio & C. announced a $0.07-per-share dividend payable September 23, with a forward yield exceeding its trailing yield despite slowing dividend growth in recent years. These distributions reflect mixed economic conditions across banking, investment, and automotive industries.
Stock Yards Bancorp Maintains Consistent Dividend Streak
Stock Yards Bancorp will pay shareholders $0.33 per share on October 1, 2026. The Kentucky-based bank has maintained dividend payments since 1992 across its commercial banking and wealth-management divisions. Its wealth-management segment generates fee-based revenue beyond traditional net-interest income, providing diversified earnings sources for continued distributions.
Bank of Cyprus Reestablishes Semiannual Payouts
Bank of Cyprus Holdings will distribute $0.27 per share on October 21 after restarting semiannual dividend payments in 2023. The lender provides banking, financial, and insurance services across Cyprus and the broader Eastern Mediterranean region. The company also manages real estate acquired through debt settlements, generating additional revenue streams alongside core banking operations.
WhiteHorse Finance Continues 14-Year Dividend Record
WhiteHorse Finance announced a $0.25 quarterly dividend payable October 5, maintaining distributions since 2012. The closed-end investment company focuses on senior secured debt to privately held lower-middle-market companies. This strategy targets first- and second-lien loans across multiple industries, balancing risk while supporting regular shareholder payouts.
California BanCorp Builds New Dividend Track Record
California BanCorp announced its $0.12 quarterly dividend on October 15, continuing distributions that began in 2025. The state-focused community bank holds SBA Preferred Lender status and offers commercial banking across California. Its lending portfolio includes construction, real estate, commercial-industrial, and consumer loans, with deposits covering demand, money-market, and CD accounts.
Piaggio Dividend Yield Grows Despite Slowing Growth
Italian vehicle maker Piaggio & C. announced $0.07 per share due September 23. The company manufactures two-wheeler brands including Aprilia, Vespa, and Moto Guzzi, alongside light commercial vehicles. Although its forward dividend yield exceeds trailing yield, recent dividend growth has slowed. Geographic revenue comes mainly from EMEA operations and the Americas, with India and Asia Pacific contributing smaller shares.
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