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Stocks That Went Ex-Dividend on Friday, October 2, 2026

34 dividends · record as of Oct 3, 2026

28 U.S.-listed stocks and 6 ETFs went ex-dividend on October 2, 2026. Investors who owned the shares at the close on Thursday, October 1, 2026 received the payment. The largest is Cisco Systems, Inc., paying $0.42 a share.

Key facts: ex-dividend dates on October 2, 2026

Data as of · Source: SmarterDividends data

  • 34 U.S.-listed dividends went ex-dividend on Friday, October 2, 2026: 28 stocks and 6 ETFs, by SmarterDividends' records.
  • To receive a dividend with an ex-dividend date of October 2, 2026, an investor had to buy the shares by the close on Thursday, October 1, 2026; under T+1 settlement the record date is also October 2, 2026.
  • The largest company going ex-dividend on October 2, 2026 was Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO), paying $0.42 per share on Oct 21, 2026.
  • The highest-yielding stock going ex-dividend on October 2, 2026 with a dividend safety grade of C or better was LifeMD, Inc. (LFMDP), at a 10.00% forward yield (safety grade B).
  • 3 stocks going ex-dividend on October 2, 2026 paid more than their previous regular dividend, including Philip Morris International Inc. (PM), Republic Services, Inc. (RSG), iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF (BITA).
  • 1 special dividend went ex-dividend on October 2, 2026: MSIF ($0.11).
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SmarterDividends, "Stocks That Went Ex-Dividend on October 2, 2026," updated Oct 3, 2026, https://smarterdividends.com/ex-dividend-dates/2026-10-02

Every dividend going ex on Fri, Oct 2

Largest companies first. “vs prior” compares each payment with the company's previous regular dividend. 1 quarterly payer paid less than last time.

Dividends going ex-dividend on October 2, 2026
StockDividendvs priorPay dateYield
CSCO $0.42sameOct 21, 20261.56%
PM $1.60+8.8%Oct 26, 20263.12%
BTI $0.84sameNov 12, 20265.57%
BMY $0.63sameNov 2, 20264.22%
ITUB $0.0030sameNov 10, 20261.81%
RSG $0.67+7.2%Oct 15, 20261.16%
SYY $0.55sameOct 23, 20262.68%
ROP $0.91sameOct 21, 20260.95%
RGLD $0.48sameOct 16, 20260.80%
IEX $0.73sameOct 16, 20261.24%
SNN $0.31−35.3%Nov 6, 20262.73%
BRX $0.31sameOct 15, 20264.45%
MORN $0.50sameOct 30, 20260.96%
HASI $0.43sameOct 16, 20264.67%
ESAB $0.12sameOct 16, 20260.73%
THRM $2.07—Oct 7, 20267.13%
SLVM $0.45sameOct 16, 20265.49%
HBNC $0.16sameOct 16, 20263.29%
MSIF $0.11special—Oct 9, 20263.09%
ATNI $0.29sameOct 9, 20264.50%
PKBK $0.20sameOct 16, 20262.47%
ALCO $0.0500sameOct 16, 20260.54%
ACU $0.16sameOct 22, 20261.04%
BITA $0.73+10.5%Oct 7, 20264.41%
BLOX ETF$0.0960−7.7%Oct 5, 202651.50%
BNH $0.29sameOct 16, 20268.03%
CHAD $0.0050sameOct 5, 2026138.92%
COYY ETF$0.18−2.2%Oct 6, 2026—
LFMDP $0.56sameOct 15, 202610.00%
MAGY ETF$0.16sameOct 5, 202632.90%
NVYY ETF$0.0750−1.3%Oct 6, 2026113.52%
SATA $0.0520sameOct 5, 202613.42%
TLTW ETF$0.29+120.6%Oct 7, 202611.57%
TQQY ETF$0.0610+3.4%Oct 6, 202653.24%

Ex-dividend dates on October 2, 2026: FAQ

Which stocks went ex-dividend on October 2, 2026?

34 U.S.-listed dividends went ex-dividend on Friday, October 2, 2026. The largest companies were Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO), Philip Morris International Inc. (PM), British American Tobacco p.l.c. (BTI), Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (BMY), Itaú Unibanco Holding S.A. (ITUB), Republic Services, Inc. (RSG). The full list with amounts and pay dates is in the table above.

When did I need to buy to get dividends that went ex on October 2, 2026?

By the market close on Thursday, October 1, 2026, the last trading day before the ex-dividend date. Shares bought on October 2, 2026 or later trade without the dividend. Since the U.S. moved to T+1 settlement in May 2024, the record date falls on the ex-date itself.

When are these dividends paid?

Each company sets its own payment date, usually one to four weeks after the ex-date. The most common pay date for this group is Friday, October 16, 2026; the table lists each stock's date.

Past days come from recorded payments; upcoming days list dividends companies have declared, so more can be added before the date. For information only, not investment advice.