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Citigroup (C) gains 0.69% to $122.53 after its board approves new dividends.
Citigroup declares a $0.67 common dividend, payable November 25 to holders.
Citigroup approves dividend payments across 12 preferred stock series in November.
Preferred stock holders of record on November 6 qualify for November payouts.
Citigroup stock recovers from early losses, gaining 0.69% to reach $122.53.
Citigroup announced new payments on common and preferred shares as its stock advanced during a volatile trading session. Citigroup (C) stock rose 0.69% to $122.53, adding $0.84 after recovering from early losses. The board approved a $0.67 quarterly common dividend and distributions covering 12 preferred stock series.
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Citigroup Sets November Date for Common Stock Dividend
The latest common stock declaration establishes two dates for the bank’s next shareholder payment. Citigroup set November 2, 2026, as the record date for determining which common shareholders qualify. The company will distribute the quarterly dividend on November 25, 2026.
At the declared rate, four equal quarterly dividends would total $2.68 per common share over one year. That annual figure assumes the board approves the same amount during each future quarter. Each dividend requires a separate declaration, and the current announcement only establishes the upcoming distribution.
Citigroup provides banking and financial services to consumers, businesses, and institutional clients across international markets. Its common dividend delivers cash to eligible shareholders alongside the company’s wider banking activities. Meanwhile, the preferred dividend declarations address securities with different payment terms and ownership structures.
Citigroup Approves Payments Across Preferred Stock Series
Citigroup set November 16 as the payment date for its 4.150% Series Y and 7.375% Series Z. Series Y receipts carry $10.375, while Series Z receipts receive $18.4375. On that date, its 7.625% Series AA receipts receive $19.0625, the largest listed payment.
The bank declared $18.00 for 7.200% Series BB receipts and $17.8125 for 7.125% Series CC receipts. Meanwhile, 7.000% Series DD receipts carry $17.50, while 6.750% Series EE receipts carry $16.875. All four series follow the same November 16 payment schedule.
Depositary receipts for 6.950% Series FF receive $17.375, while 6.875% Series GG receipts receive $17.1875. Likewise, Citigroup declared $16.5625 per receipt for its 6.625% Series HH. Each receipt for Series Y through HH represents one twenty-fifth of a full preferred share.
Preferred Dividend Terms and Citigroup Stock Movement
Citigroup’s 6.250% Series II uses a different receipt structure, with 1,000 depositary receipts representing one preferred share. The board declared $0.390625 per Series II receipt and set November 16 for payment. The bank also declared $16.25 for 6.500% Series JJ receipts, each representing one twenty-fifth of a share.
All 12 preferred series carry a November 6, 2026, record date for determining eligible holders. Citigroup describes the preferred dividends as noncumulative, including its fixed-rate reset series and Series II. Under noncumulative terms, unpaid dividends do not accumulate as claims for payment in later periods.
Citigroup stock recovered from its early decline as trading momentum shifted during the session. The shares later stabilized, despite sharp intraday price movements that interrupted the recovery. The 0.69% increase accompanied the board’s announcement of cash distributions across common and preferred securities.
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