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Lordos United to propose €200,000 final dividend at September AGM

Lordos United Public Ltd will seek shareholder approval for a proposed €200,000 final dividend at its annual general meeting in Ypsonas on September 23, 2026.

Lordos United to propose €200,000 final dividend at September AGM
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Limassol, Cyprus. Lordos United Public Ltd will propose a €200,000 final dividend to shareholders at its annual general meeting on September 23, 2026. The board will also review the company’s first-half financial results on the same day.


Shareholder approval

The board of directors decided to recommend the final dividend after considering relevant financial information.

The proposal will be submitted for shareholder approval at the annual general meeting, scheduled for 5pm at the company’s headquarters in Limassol’s Ypsonas industrial area.

Record and trading dates

The proposed record date for eligible shareholders is October 5, 2026.

Transactions completed by the end of trading on September 30 will be included in the shareholder register used to determine entitlement to the dividend.

Lordos United shares will trade cum dividend through September 30, allowing investors who purchase shares up to and including that date to retain the right to the proposed payment.

From the start of trading on October 2, the shares will trade ex dividend, and purchasers from that date will not be entitled to the distribution.

Recipients through over-the-counter transactions will also qualify, provided the transactions are completed and registered in the Dematerialised Securities System by the proposed record date.

Payment date

The proposed dividend payment date is October 27, 2026. The company said the precise date on which payment will be sent will be announced later.

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