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Public Property Invest board prepares to propose NOK 1 annual dividend for 2026

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Last Updated : 13th Dec, 2025
Synopsis

Public Property Invest ASA has decided to put forward a proposal for an annual dividend of NOK 1 per share for 2026, with payments planned in quarterly instalments of NOK 0.25 each. The plan is expected to be presented at the company's upcoming annual general meeting in 2026. The board's intention reflects its steady approach to shareholder returns, following previous years where the company maintained a consistent dividend structure. The proposal, once approved, will align with its dividend pattern and provide investors with predictable payouts throughout the year.

Public Property Invest ASA announced that its board of directors plans to present a proposal for an annual dividend of NOK 1 per share at the annual general meeting scheduled for 2026. The board shared that the dividend would be divided into quarterly instalments of NOK 0.25 per share, allowing investors to receive payouts across four quarters of the year.


The company has followed a similar structure in earlier periods, where dividends were disbursed in smaller quarterly portions to maintain cash flow stability. This approach has helped retain investor confidence, especially in a market where steady returns are considered important for long-term planning.

The board's intention to continue this structure for 2026 aligns with its earlier dividend policies. The proposal will be formally placed before shareholders at the upcoming AGM, after which the payment schedule will be confirmed based on approval. The company has not announced any changes to its broader financial outlook but has maintained that its dividend distribution remains a priority within its overall capital management framework.

Source Reuters

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