ASX Stocks and ETFs Going Ex-Dividend Next Week: Complete Market Overview

Sonal Goyal

02 April 2026 03:37 PM AEDT

ASX Stocks and ETFs Going Ex-Dividend Next Week: Complete Market Overview

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Highlights

Multiple ASX-listed companies, including Shine Justice, Gowing Bros, Rivco Australia, Myer Holdings, and Bisalloy Steel, are scheduled to go ex-dividend, signaling continued shareholder returns across sectors.
Several iShares ETFs, including IOZ, ILC, IHD, and IESG, are also going ex-dividend, demonstrating the growing influence of passive income strategies for investors.
Ex-dividend activity spans consumer, industrial, retail, infrastructure, and financial sectors, highlighting diversified dividend opportunities on the ASX.

Ex-dividend dates are a critical part of the shareholder calendar, marking the cutoff point for receiving upcoming dividends. Investors who hold stocks before the ex-dividend date are entitled to the dividend, while those purchasing shares on or after this date will not receive it.

The ASX has several companies and ETFs scheduled to go ex-dividend next week, reflecting the diverse income-generating strategies employed by Australian businesses and index-linked funds. Observing these dates is important for investors analyzing cash flow, operational health, and capital allocation.

Corporate Dividend Announcements

Shine Justice Ltd (ASX:SHJ)

Shine Justice is scheduled to go ex-dividend on April 7, 2026, with an interim dividend of $0.015 per share, fully franked. Shine Justice operates in the legal services sector, primarily focusing on personal injury and class action litigation. The company’s continued dividend distribution indicates stable cash flows and management confidence in maintaining profitability despite regulatory and competitive pressures.

Gowing Bros Ltd (ASX:GOW)

Gowing Bros will also go ex-dividend on April 7 with a fully franked interim dividend of $0.03 per share. Operating in the food service and wholesale distribution industry, Gowing Bros’ dividend highlights resilient revenue streams and effective operational management amid market fluctuations and supply chain challenges.

JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETFs (JEPI, JHPI, JPEQ, JPHQ)

All four of JPMorgan’s active equity premium income ETFs, including hedged and US-focused variants, will go ex-dividend on April 7. These ETFs do not distribute cash dividends for this period, but the ex-dividend dates reflect periodic income accounting for fund unitholders. These instruments provide investors with exposure to diversified equity premiums in both domestic and international markets.

Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund (ASX:QRI)

QRI is set to go ex-dividend on April 7, paying $0.01 per unit. As a real estate income fund, QRI’s dividend reflects cash flow from underlying property assets and rental income. Investors in REITs and real estate funds often track these events for income stability and fund performance evaluation.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Ltd (ASX:SXE)

SXE, an electrical engineering and industrial services company, goes ex-dividend on April 7 with a fully franked interim dividend of $0.025 per share. The company’s dividend is underpinned by long-term contracts in energy and infrastructure projects, providing predictable cash flows.

Rivco Australia Ltd (ASX:RIV)

Rivco, an industrial services and mining solutions company, goes ex-dividend on April 8, offering a final fully franked dividend of $0.037 per share. The company’s dividend policy demonstrates operational efficiency and consistent cash generation in cyclical resource markets.

Myer Holdings Ltd (ASX:MYR)

The iconic retailer Myer is scheduled to go ex-dividend on April 8 with an interim fully franked dividend of $0.015 per share. This dividend reflects ongoing profitability and strategic cost management in a highly competitive retail environment, balancing shareholder returns with reinvestment in operations.

Clime Capital Ltd (ASX:CAM)

Clime Capital’s interim dividend of $0.014 per share, 65% franked, goes ex-dividend on April 8. The company’s dividend reflects income from diversified investments in equities, debt instruments, and structured products.

Bisalloy Steel Group Ltd (ASX:BIS)

Bisalloy Steel, a leading steel manufacturer, will go ex-dividend on April 9, paying a fully franked interim dividend of $0.08 per share. The dividend underscores Bisalloy’s financial discipline in cyclical industrial markets and its ability to maintain shareholder returns alongside capital expenditure commitments.

iShares ETFs Going Ex-Dividend

Several iShares ETFs are scheduled to go ex-dividend on April 9:

iShares Core S&P/ASX 200 (ASX:IOZ)
iShares S&P/ASX 20 (ASX:ILC)
iShares S&P/ASX DIV Opportunities ESG Screened (ASX:IHD)
iShares Core MSCI Australia ESG (ASX:IESG)
iShares Enhanced Cash ETF (ASX:ISEC)
iShares Core Cash ETF (ASX:BILL)
iShares Yield Plus ETF (ASX:IYLD)
iShares Credit Income Active ETF (ASX:ICME)
iShares Core Composite Bond ETF (ASX:IAF)
iShares Government Inflation ETF (ASX:ILB)
iShares Treasury ETF (ASX:IGB)
iShares Core Corporate Bond ETF (ASX:ICOR)
iShares 15+ Year Australian Government Bond ETF (ASX:ALTB)
iShares FTSE GBL Infrastructure (ASX:GLIN)
iShares FTSE GBL Property Ex Aus (ASX:GLPR)

Most of these ETFs have a $0 cash distribution for this period, reflecting reinvested income or capital gains distributions. They remain an important tool for investors seeking passive, diversified exposure to equity, bond, and infrastructure markets.

Horizon Oil Ltd (ASX:HZN)

Horizon Oil goes ex-dividend on April 9 with a $0.015 per share interim dividend. Operating in the oil and gas sector, Horizon Oil’s dividend demonstrates cash flow from upstream operations and production assets, signaling operational efficiency in energy markets.

WAM Global Ltd (ASX:WGB)

WAM Global, an investment management company, also approaches its ex-dividend date next week. While the specific dividend amount was not disclosed, the company typically distributes income generated from managed equity portfolios and global growth investments.

Sector Overview

The ex-dividend activity next week covers diverse sectors:

Legal and Consumer Services: Shine Justice and Gowing Bros.
Retail: Myer Holdings continues consistent shareholder distributions.
Industrial & Materials: Rivco Australia, Bisalloy Steel, Southern Cross Electrical Engineering.
Energy: Horizon Oil demonstrates cash generation from upstream operations.
Financial & ETFs: Clime Capital, iShares suite of ETFs, WAM Global highlight passive and active income strategies.
Real Estate: Qualitas Real Estate Income Fund provides REIT income exposure.

This broad coverage illustrates the ASX’s dividend landscape, emphasizing operational stability, cash flow consistency, and sector-specific resilience.

Market Implications of Ex-Dividend Dates

Ex-dividend dates often influence short-term trading behavior, as share prices adjust to reflect dividend distributions. Analysts and investors track ex-dividend schedules to understand cash flow reliability, corporate financial management, and sector trends. Companies maintaining consistent dividends, particularly in cyclically sensitive sectors like steel and energy, signal confidence in ongoing profitability.

ETFs going ex-dividend, even with zero cash distribution, offer insights into fund management efficiency and reinvestment strategies, critical for institutional investors and long-term portfolio planning.

Conclusion

Next week’s ex-dividend schedule across the ASX highlights both corporate and ETF distributions spanning multiple sectors. From Shine Justice to Horizon Oil, and from Myer to iShares ETFs, these events underscore the ongoing focus on shareholder returns, operational efficiency, and cash flow management. Investors observing these ex-dividend dates gain insights into corporate health, sector resilience, and broader market trends, providing a comprehensive view of income opportunities on the Australian market.

FAQs

What is an ex-dividend date?

The ex-dividend date is when a stock or ETF begins trading without its next dividend entitlement. Investors must hold the security before this date to receive the dividend.

Which companies are going ex-dividend next week on the ASX?
Shine Justice, Gowing Bros, Rivco Australia, Myer Holdings, Bisalloy Steel, Southern Cross Electrical Engineering, Horizon Oil, Clime Capital, and WAM Global.

Do ETFs also go ex-dividend?
Yes, multiple iShares ETFs, including IOZ, ILC, IHD, IESG, and others, go ex-dividend, reflecting income allocation or reinvestment.

How does going ex-dividend affect share prices?
Share prices typically adjust downward by roughly the dividend amount, as the stock no longer includes the right to the upcoming payout.

Why are ex-dividend dates significant for investors?
They indicate upcoming income distribution, reflect corporate financial stability, and provide insights into cash flow management and shareholder returns.

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