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FHB declares USD 0.26 quarterly cash dividend, payment date August 28

USD 0.26 per share is the quarterly cash dividend FHB has declared. At that rate, the annualized run-rate stands at USD 1.04 per share, four payments at the current quarterly figure. The ex-dividend date is August 17, 2026, the record date…

By Tomas Reyes·Jul 25, 2026·1 min read·markets

USD 0.26 per share is the quarterly cash dividend FHB has declared. At that rate, the annualized run-rate stands at USD 1.04 per share, four payments at the current quarterly figure. The ex-dividend date is August 17, 2026, the record date is August 17, 2026, and payment reaches shareholders on August 28.

Key dates for shareholders

The ex-dividend and record dates landing on the same day, August 17, creates a single eligibility cutoff. A purchase made on August 17 or after places the buyer outside the shareholder register as it stands at close of that day. The USD 0.26 payment on August 28 flows to whoever held a registered position on the 17th. Eleven calendar days separate the record date from the payment date.

The quarterly math

USD 0.26 per share times four quarters yields USD 1.04 annualized at the current declared rate. That figure is a run-rate projection from one declared payment; FHB has not published a forward commitment to maintain the quarterly amount. No share count or total aggregate cash figure appears in the announcement, so the company's gross outlay this cycle is not calculable from the declaration alone. Investors modeling yield calculate against their own cost basis.

Cadence and what comes next

FHB has labeled this a quarterly dividend, which sets the payment frequency shareholders can model forward. The August 28 cash payment is the nearest confirmed obligation on FHB's books. The per-share rate at the next declaration will either affirm or revise the USD 1.04 annualized run-rate. Until that announcement, the declared per-share amount is USD 0.26, payable August 28.

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Frequently asked

How much is FHB's declared dividend and when will it be paid?

FHB declared a quarterly cash dividend of USD 0.26 per share, payable on August 28, 2026.

What is the ex-dividend and record date for this dividend?

Both the ex-dividend date and the record date are August 17, 2026, so a purchase made on or after that day places the buyer outside the shareholder register for this payment.

What is the annualized dividend run-rate?

At the current USD 0.26 quarterly rate, the annualized run-rate is USD 1.04 per share, based on four payments.

Is the USD 1.04 annualized figure a guaranteed amount?

No, it is a run-rate projection from one declared payment, and FHB has not published a forward commitment to maintain the quarterly amount.

Can the company's total cash outlay for this dividend be calculated?

No, because no share count or total aggregate cash figure appears in the announcement, the gross outlay is not calculable from the declaration alone.