T-Technologies Recommends 4.7 RUB Dividend for Q2 2026
The Board of Directors of T-Technologies recommended a dividend of 4.7 rubles per share for the second quarter of 2026, which is higher than the previous quarter when shareholders received 4.6 rubles, the company reported.
Consensus
- The board of directors of T-Technologies recommended dividend payments of 4.7 rubles per share based on the second quarter of 2026.
- The dividend payment is intended for shareholders who purchase shares before the specified deadline.
- The company reported a 23% year-on-year increase in revenue per active client during the first half of 2026.
- T-Technologies is a fintech company operating through mobile applications, with T-Bank as its core component.
- The company is registered in the Russian Federation on the island of Russky, having moved from Cyprus in 2024.
- The largest shareholder is Interros, owned by Vladimir Potanin, with 41% stake, and 56% of shares in free circulation.
Points of divergence
- The dividend yield at current prices is 1.67%, and the annualized yield is 6.77%. — vedomosti
- The source of dividends and the total payout amount are not disclosed. — kommersant
- The dividend payment will be made to nominal holders and market professionals by October 26, and to other shareholders by November 17. — kommersant
- The dividend payment deadline for qualifying shares is October 9. — vedomosti
- The dividend policy allocates up to 30% of net profit under IFRS for the reporting period to dividends, with second-quarter profit at 52.1 billion rubles and first-half profit at 98.6 billion rubles. — kommersant
- The company's strategic focus is on developing an ecosystem approach using AI technologies. — vedomosti
- The shareholders approved dividends for the first quarter on August 7, with 4.6 rubles per share and a total of 12.3 billion rubles allocated. — kommersant
Coverage (2 sources)
- SD "T-Technologies" recommended paying dividends for the first half of the year — Ведомости
- Board of Directors of T-Technologies Recommended Dividends for the Second Quarter — Коммерсантъ