Highlights

  • Dicker Data (ASX:DDR) is scheduled to trade ex-dividend on 14 August 2026 for a fully franked AUD 0.115 per share interim dividend.
  • The Dividend is due on 1 September 2026 and equates to a Yield of about 0.90% at a share price of AUD 12.78.
  • Dicker Data also paid 11.5 cents per share in March and June 2026, continuing its regular dividend schedule.
  • The company is due to release its 2026 half-year results on 28 August, putting Earnings and dividend coverage in focus shortly after the ex-date.

Dicker Data (ASX:DDR) is heading into a tightly packed income and reporting window. The technology distributor is scheduled to trade ex-dividend on 14 August for a fully franked AUD 0.115 per share payment, followed by its half-year results on 28 August. With the dividend due on 1 September, shareholders will get an earnings update before the cash lands, giving the market a fresh view of whether the company’s regular payout rhythm is being matched by operating performance.

Dividend Rate Holds at 11.5 Cents

Dicker Data’s upcoming Interim Dividend of 11.5 cents per share follows payments at the same rate in March and June 2026. At AUD 12.78 per share, the latest payment represents a yield of approximately 0.90% for the individual distribution.

The company pays interim dividends through the year rather than relying solely on a final and interim structure, making cash generation and working-capital management important to the payout profile.

Half-Year Results Arrive Soon After the Ex-Date

Dicker Data is scheduled to report its 2026 half-year results on 28 August. The update will provide the next detailed view of revenue, margins, operating expenses, inventory and Cash Flow across the company’s technology distribution operations.

The company distributes hardware, software and cloud solutions through a large reseller network and works with more than 140 technology brands. Its investor centre lists annual Revenue of about AUD 3.4 billion and more than 12,300 active resellers.

Leadership Changes Have Also Featured in 2026

Recent company announcements have included changes at board level, including a non-executive director resignation in June and a subsequent appointment update in July. Earlier in the year, Dicker Data also provided executive and AGM updates.

While these governance changes are separate from the dividend, they form part of the wider company context heading into the half-year result.

What to Watch

The 28 August half-year result is the key near-term event. Revenue growth, gross margins, inventory levels, Operating Cash Flow and any updated outlook will help assess the sustainability of the current dividend rate.

Risks

Technology distribution operates on relatively thin margins and can be sensitive to vendor terms, inventory management, currency movements and Business Investment cycles. Regular dividends are not guaranteed and depend on earnings, cash flow and board decisions.