ASX Dividend Stocks: Who’s Going Ex-Dividend Next Week?

Sonal Goyal

17 February 2026 05:18 PM AEDT

ASX Dividend Stocks: Who’s Going Ex-Dividend Next Week?

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Highlights

Energy players like Beach Energy and AGL Energy, alongside regional bank Bendigo and Adelaide Bank, are offering some of the highest indicated yields this week.
Investors can access a range of dividend types — from fully franked distributions (AGL, Bendigo, Beach, Pengana) to partially franked (AMP) and unfranked payouts (Amcor, Orora).
The ex-dividend list spans packaging, utilities, energy, banking, financial services and healthcare, providing diversified income opportunities in a single trading week.

A busy week lies ahead for income-focused investors, with a broad mix of ASX dividend stocks set to trade ex-dividend. Companies across packaging, banking, energy, financial services and healthcare are rewarding shareholders, offering a snapshot of dividend trends across the market.

Among the large caps, Amcor Plc (ASX:AMC) goes ex-dividend on 24 February, paying an interim dividend of USD 0.93 per share, unfranked. With a dividend yield of 5.50% based on a share price around AUD 70.49, Amcor continues its steady distribution profile, supported by its global packaging operations.

Energy generator and retailer AGL Energy Ltd (ASX:AGL) also trades ex-dividend on 24 February. Its fully franked interim dividend of AUD 0.24 per share represents a 4.67% yield at a share price of AUD 10.44.

In the energy sector, Beach Energy Ltd (ASX:BPT) goes ex-dividend on 26 February. The fully franked interim payout of AUD 0.01 per share equates to a 6.45% yield at AUD 1.08. While modest, it signals capital discipline amid fluctuating commodity prices.

Regional banking exposure comes via Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Ltd (ASX:BEN). BEN to go ex-dividend on 20 February with a AUD 0.30 payout yielding 5.62%. These dividends highlight continued resilience in Australia’s regional banking sector.

Healthcare technology leader Pro Medicus Ltd (ASX:PME) goes ex on 26 February. Its fully franked AUD 0.32 interim dividend represents a 0% yield at a premium valuation of AUD 125.96, reflecting the company’s growth orientation.

Packaging group Orora Ltd (ASX:ORA) trades ex on 27 February, paying an unfranked AUD 0.05 interim dividend, delivering a 4.56% yield at AUD 2.17. Meanwhile, financial services provider AMP Ltd (ASX:AMP) goes ex the same day with a AUD 0.02 final dividend, partially franked at 20%, yielding 2.88%.

Rounding out the list is Pengana International Equities Ltd (ASX:PIA), which trades ex-dividend on 27 February. Its fully franked AUD 0.014 interim dividend offers a 4.39% yield at AUD 1.24.

With dividends spanning fully franked, partially franked and unfranked distributions, the coming week provides investors with varied income opportunities across sectors. As always, once stocks trade ex-dividend, their share prices typically adjust by roughly the dividend amount, a factor investor should consider when positioning portfolios for income.

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