Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ): October 2026 Dividend Dates and Banking Results

Aditi Sarkar

21 October 2026 09:16 PM AEDT

Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ): October 2026 Dividend Dates and Banking Results

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Highlights

Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) lists 27 October 2026 as its final ex-dividend date.
The bank lists 28 October as the record date and 19 November as the payment date.
For H1 FY26, statutory profit attributable to members was AUD 136 million.
Its 2026 interim ordinary dividend was AUD 0.20 per share, fully franked.

Bank of Queensland Limited (ASX:BOQ) provides banking and financial services in Australia through its banking operations and associated brands. Its October 2026 shareholder calendar identifies 27 October as the ex-dividend date for the final ordinary dividend relating to the year ended 31 August 2026. The bank has separately set out the record and payment dates. These scheduled events follow the release timetable for its full-year results and dividend announcement on 15 October 2026.

Company Business

Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) operates in the Australian banking sector, with products spanning deposits, home lending and other financial services. The business depends on net interest income generated from the difference between funding costs and interest received on loans and other interest-earning assets. Its reported earnings also reflect non-interest income, staff and technology expenditure, credit impairment charges and taxation.

Recent Development

The official shareholder calendar for Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) identifies 27 October 2026 as the final ex-dividend date and 28 October 2026 as the record date. The scheduled payment date is 19 November 2026. These dates concern ordinary shares trading under BOQ and should not be confused with the separate distribution timetable for the bank’s capital notes, which trade under different security identifiers.

The calendar also identifies 15 October 2026 as the date for the full-year results and final dividend announcement. The dates on the bank’s calendar are stated as subject to change. The precise amount and franking percentage for the October 2026 final distribution must be read from the relevant final dividend announcement; the bank’s accessible calendar alone does not specify those terms.

For ordinary dividends, an ex-dividend date ordinarily marks when a security begins trading without entitlement to the declared distribution. The record date determines the holdings recorded for entitlement, subject to applicable settlement and corporate-action rules. The payment date is the scheduled date on which the company distributes the dividend to eligible registered holders.

Financial Performance and Sector Context

Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) reported its half-year financial results for the six months ended 28 February 2026 in April 2026. Its Appendix 4D recorded revenue from ordinary activities of AUD 835 million, an increase of 4% on the corresponding period. Profit from ordinary activities after tax attributable to members was AUD 136 million, down 20% on the corresponding period.

The same filing confirms an interim ordinary dividend of AUD 0.20 per share, fully franked, with a record date of 5 May 2026 and payment date of 27 May 2026. This was the interim distribution and is distinct from the subsequent final-dividend timetable. The half-year report therefore provides a verified dividend reference point without establishing the terms of the final distribution.

For Australian banks, changes in funding costs, deposit pricing, loan competition and borrower credit quality affect reported profitability. Lending volumes and the cost of deposits are particularly relevant to net interest income. Financial disclosures about impairment expenses and regulatory capital provide additional context for assessing the bank’s financial position and capacity to make distributions.

Risks to Consider

Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) faces credit risk if borrowers become unable to meet repayments, alongside changes in lending demand, interest rates and wholesale funding conditions. Competitive pressure can affect pricing on both deposits and loans. Operational and technology expenditure can influence the expense base, while regulatory capital rules constrain the resources available for shareholder distributions.

What to Watch Next

The immediate dates for Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) ordinary shareholders are the scheduled ex-dividend date on 27 October, record date on 28 October and payment date on 19 November 2026. The bank’s published calendar also places its annual general meeting on 1 December 2026. Any updated dividend notice or subsequent announcement may clarify the declared amount, franking treatment and distribution administration.

Subsequent reporting will allow comparison of full-year earnings, impairment experience and regulatory capital with the half-year position. The bank’s financial calendar and statutory disclosures provide the relevant framework for tracking these developments.

Key Insights

Bank of Queensland (ASX:BOQ) has a scheduled final-dividend sequence in late October and November 2026. The published calendar confirms the key dates, while its 2026 half-year filing establishes the earlier fully franked AUD 0.20 interim dividend and statutory attributable profit of AUD 136 million. The final dividend announcement remains the authoritative document for the new distribution’s exact amount and franking terms.

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