Upcoming Ex-Dividend Dates: Marex Group, Navigator Holdings, and Griffon Corp.
Investors should take note of the upcoming ex-dividend dates for Marex Group plc – Ordinary Shares (Symbol: MRX), Navigator Holdings Ltd. (Symbol: NVGS), and Griffon Corp. (Symbol: GFF). On 11/25/24, all three companies will trade ex-dividend, impacting their stock prices leading up to their respective dividend payouts.
Marex Group to Pay Quarterly Dividend
Marex Group will distribute a quarterly dividend of $0.14, with the payment scheduled for 12/10/24. Given the current stock price of $28.91, this dividend represents about 0.48%. Therefore, investors can expect MRX shares to open roughly 0.48% lower when trading begins on 11/25/24.
Navigator Holdings and Griffon Corp. Follow Suit
Similarly, Navigator Holdings will declare a quarterly dividend of $0.05 on 12/17/24 and is projected to open 0.31% lower. Griffon Corp. plans to pay a $0.18 dividend on 12/18/24, with an expected decrease of 0.23% in its share price upon the market opening.
Below are the dividend history charts for MRX, NVGS, and GFF, which provide insights into their past dividend performance.
Marex Group plc – Ordinary Shares (Symbol: MRX):
Navigator Holdings Ltd. (Symbol: NVGS):
Griffon Corp. (Symbol: GFF):
It’s important to remember that dividends can vary based on a company’s financial performance. Reviewing the dividend history helps in assessing the stability of these payouts. If the dividends continue as expected, the projected annual yields would be approximately 1.94% for Marex Group, 1.25% for Navigator Holdings, and 0.91% for Griffon Corp.
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In recent trading, Marex Group shares have increased by 3.4%, while Navigator Holdings saw a slight decrease of 0.5%. Meanwhile, Griffon Corp. shares rose by 4.3% on the day.
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