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Equinor ASA shares began trading without the Q2 2026 cash dividend of $0.39 on the Oslo Stock Exchange, according to Stock Titan and The Manila Times.
Equinor ASA (OSE: EQNR; NYSE: EQNR) shares started trading ex-dividend on the Oslo Stock Exchange on November 13, according to The Manila Times. The dividend relates to the second quarter of 2026.
Stock Titan reports that shares bought from November 13 do not qualify for the $0.39 dividend. It adds that Equinor says the notice meets Continuing Obligations and Norwegian securities-law disclosure rules.
Pluang also reports that the shares trade ex-dividend for the Q2 2026 payment.
A stock trades ex-dividend when new buyers are no longer entitled to the next dividend payment, which goes to holders who bought the shares earlier.
The ex-dividend date determines which shareholders receive the payout, which is relevant for investors following Equinor's shareholder distributions.
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