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OXLC declares $0.20 per share monthly cash dividend, payable November 30, 2026

$0.20 per share in cash is the declared monthly dividend from OXLC, with both the ex-dividend date and the record date landing on November 16, 2026. Payment is scheduled for November 30, 2026, 14 calendar days after the record…

By Marcus Cole·Jul 29, 2026·1 min read·deals

$0.20 per share in cash is the declared monthly dividend from OXLC, with both the ex-dividend date and the record date landing on November 16, 2026. Payment is scheduled for November 30, 2026, 14 calendar days after the record cutoff.

Date mechanics and eligibility

The ex-dividend and record dates are identical: November 16, 2026. A shareholder must hold OXLC shares before that date to qualify for the cash distribution. Purchasing on or after November 16 removes eligibility for this cycle. The 14-calendar-day gap between the record date and November 30 is the standard processing window for the paying agent to confirm the register and arrange disbursement.

Run-rate at the monthly cadence

OXLC's declared schedule is monthly. At $0.20 per share per month, the annualized run-rate is $2.40 per share. That figure is a mechanical multiplication of the stated per-period amount by 12. It does not represent a forward commitment. Subsequent months require separate board declarations, and no future amounts or dates appear in the current filing.

Form of payment

The declared distribution is explicitly cash. The filing specifies no stock component or alternative instrument. The total per-share cash obligation for this period is $0.20, payable November 30, 2026.

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Frequently asked

How much is OXLC's declared dividend and when is it paid?

OXLC declared a $0.20 per share monthly cash dividend, payable November 30, 2026.

What is the record date and do I need to buy before it?

The record date is November 16, 2026, and you must hold OXLC shares before that date to qualify; buying on or after November 16 removes eligibility for this cycle.

Why is there a gap between the record date and the payment date?

The 14-calendar-day gap between the November 16 record date and the November 30 payment is the standard processing window for the paying agent to confirm the register and arrange disbursement.

What is the annualized dividend rate?

At $0.20 per share per month, the annualized run-rate is $2.40 per share, though this is a mechanical calculation and not a forward commitment.

Are future monthly dividends guaranteed?

No, subsequent months require separate board declarations, and no future amounts or dates appear in the current filing.