The final Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) dividend of 2026 is coming this week, with investors who have secured shares in the software company on time set to receive a payment unchanged from the previous quarters.
Specifically, Oracle will once again pay a quarterly dividend of $0.5 per share on Friday, October 23, 2026. The ex-dividend date of October 9 has long past, meaning only those who held ORCL shares prior to that will be eligible for a payout.
At a payout of $0.5, 100 ORCL shares will generate exactly $50 in Oracle stock dividends for the fourth quarter of 2026. Comparatively, 500 shares will earn $250, while 1,000 shares translate into $500.
The payout comes as Oracle stock trades at $129.59, down nearly 13% on the monthly chart. At that price, a 100 ORCL share investment is worth $12,959 at press time. On the ex-dividend date, however, it was worth $14,140, as the stock was changing hands at $141.4 at the time.
Oracle dividend details
As mentioned, this week’s payment remains unchanged from the previous quarter. In fact, the last ORCL dividend increase came in the second quarter of 2025, when the payout was lifted from $0.4 to $0.5 per share. In other words, 100 ORCL shares will have netted $200 in taxable dividend income this year.
The company rewards shareholders on a quarterly basis, and it has an average price recovery of 6.2 days. Currently, the payout ratio is at around 18.15%, while the yield sits at 1.54%, slightly above the industry average of 1.37%.
According to the current estimates retrieved from Dividend.com, Oracle’s first 2027 dividend payout could come on January 22, 2027. If predictions are correct, the figure will once again remain unchanged.
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