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AU Dividend History

AngloGold Ashanti plc · every payment since 1999

As of Oct 17, 2026, AngloGold Ashanti plc (AU) has paid 53 dividends since 1999. The most recent was $0.7200 per share (ex-date Aug 21, 2026, paid Sep 4, 2026). Over the last 12 months AU paid $4.5200 across 4 payments, a trailing yield of 4.87%. The average of the last 2 regular payments is -20.6% versus the 2 before.

Latest dividend

$0.7200

Last ex-date

Aug 21, 2026

Paid, last 12 months

$4.52

Trailing yield

4.87%

Frequency

Quarterly

Growth streak

2 yrs

Key facts: AU dividend history

Data as of · Source: SmarterDividends data

  • As of Oct 17, 2026, SmarterDividends has 53 dividend payments on record for AngloGold Ashanti plc (AU), going back to 1999.
  • AU's most recent dividend was $0.72 per share, with an ex-dividend date of Aug 21, 2026 and a pay date of Sep 4, 2026.
  • In the 12 months to Oct 17, 2026, AU paid $4.52 per share in dividends across 4 payments, a trailing yield of 4.87%.
  • AU's most recent dividend increase took effect with the May 30, 2025 ex-date, a 237.8% rise to $0.13 per share.
  • AU's most recent dividend cut took effect with the Aug 24, 2023 ex-date, a 74.5% reduction to $0.0370 per share.
  • AU paid $2.53 per share in dividends in calendar year 2025, up 320.8% from 2024.
Cite this page

SmarterDividends, "AU Dividend History: Every Payment, Dates & Yield," updated Oct 17, 2026, https://smarterdividends.com/stocks/AU/dividend-history

Dividends versus price, last 12 months

Paid out

6.12%

of price a year ago

Price change

+25.7%

$73.86 → $92.82

Approx. total return

+31.8%

before taxes

Total return adds dividends received to the price change; it ignores reinvestment and taxes.

AU dividends per year

Total paid per share by calendar year

Recent dividend amounts

Last 24 regular payments, per share

AU dividend history by year

YearPaymentsTotal per shareChange
2026year to date3$3.6100—
20254$2.5250+320.8%
20243timing$0.6000+180.4%
20232timing$0.2140-51.3%
20222timing$0.4390-18.7%
20212timing$0.5400+390.9%
20201timing$0.1100+61.8%
20191timing$0.0680+13.3%
20181timing$0.0600-39.4%
20171timing$0.0990—
20132timing$0.1090-80.5%
20124$0.5600+61.8%
20113timing$0.3460+90.1%
20102timing$0.1820+41.1%
20092timing$0.1290-6.5%
20082timing$0.1380-70.4%
20072timing$0.4660+14.8%
20062timing$0.4060-27.9%
20052timing$0.5630-25.0%
20042timing$0.7510-42.3%
20032timing$1.3020+17.1%
20022timing$1.1120+32.2%
20012timing$0.8410-39.8%
20002timing$1.3970+5.4%
19992timing$1.3250—

Every AU dividend

19 raises · 18 cuts · 13 specials
Ex-dividend datePay dateAmountChangeType
Aug 21, 2026Sep 4, 2026$0.7200—Special
May 29, 2026Jun 12, 2026$1.1600—Special
Mar 13, 2026Mar 27, 2026$1.7300—Special
Nov 28, 2025Dec 12, 2025$0.9100—Special
Aug 22, 2025Sep 5, 2025$0.8000—Special
May 30, 2025Jun 13, 2025$0.1250+237.8%Raise
Mar 14, 2025Mar 28, 2025$0.6900—Special
Aug 30, 2024—$0.2200—Special
Mar 14, 2024—$0.1900—Special
Mar 13, 2024Mar 28, 2024$0.1900—Special
Aug 24, 2023Sep 8, 2023$0.0370-74.5%Cut
Mar 16, 2023Mar 31, 2023$0.1770—Special
Aug 25, 2022Sep 9, 2022$0.2940—Special
Mar 10, 2022Mar 25, 2022$0.1450+145.8%Raise
Aug 26, 2021Sep 20, 2021$0.0590-46.4%Cut
Mar 11, 2021Mar 26, 2021$0.4810—Special
Mar 12, 2020Mar 27, 2020$0.1100+61.8%Raise
Mar 21, 2019Apr 8, 2019$0.0680+13.3%Raise
Mar 22, 2018Apr 6, 2018$0.0600-39.4%Cut
Mar 22, 2017Apr 17, 2017$0.0990+86.8%Raise
May 29, 2013Jun 24, 2013$0.0530-5.4%Cut
Mar 13, 2013Apr 8, 2013$0.0560-1.8%Cut
Nov 28, 2012Dec 24, 2012$0.0570-54.0%Cut
Aug 29, 2012Sep 24, 2012$0.1240+2.5%Raise
May 30, 2012Jun 18, 2012$0.1210+13.1%Raise
Mar 7, 2012Mar 26, 2012$0.2580—Special
Nov 30, 2011Dec 19, 2011$0.1070-17.7%Cut
Aug 31, 2011Sep 19, 2011$0.1300+19.3%Raise
Mar 9, 2011Mar 28, 2011$0.1090+21.1%Raise
Sep 1, 2010Sep 20, 2010$0.0900-2.2%Cut
Mar 10, 2010Mar 29, 2010$0.0920+19.5%Raise
Aug 19, 2009Sep 8, 2009$0.0770+48.1%Raise
Mar 4, 2009Mar 23, 2009$0.0520-24.6%Cut
Aug 20, 2008—$0.0690+0.0%Unchanged
Feb 27, 2008—$0.0690-45.7%Cut
Aug 22, 2007—$0.1270-62.5%Cut
Mar 7, 2007—$0.3390+10.8%Raise
Aug 16, 2006—$0.3060+206.0%Raise
Mar 1, 2006—$0.1000-61.4%Cut
Aug 17, 2005—$0.2590-14.8%Cut
Feb 16, 2005—$0.3040+10.1%Raise
Aug 18, 2004—$0.2760-41.9%Cut
Feb 18, 2004—$0.4750-6.1%Cut
Aug 20, 2003—$0.5060-36.4%Cut
Feb 19, 2003—$0.7960+20.6%Raise
Aug 21, 2002—$0.6600+46.0%Raise
Feb 20, 2002—$0.4520+6.6%Raise
Aug 22, 2001—$0.4240+1.7%Raise
Feb 21, 2001—$0.4170-22.5%Cut
Aug 9, 2000—$0.5380-37.4%Cut
Feb 23, 2000—$0.8590+30.0%Raise
Aug 18, 1999—$0.6610-0.5%Unchanged
Feb 17, 1999—$0.6640—First

AU dividend history — FAQ

How much is AU's dividend?

As of Oct 17, 2026, AU's most recent dividend was $0.7200 per share, with an ex-dividend date of Aug 21, 2026 and a pay date of Sep 4, 2026. Over the last 12 months it paid $4.5200 per share across 4 payments, a trailing yield of 4.87%.

How often does AU pay a dividend?

AngloGold Ashanti plc pays on a quarterly schedule. It made 4 payments in the last 12 months and 4 in 2025.

When is AU's next dividend?

AU's next ex-dividend date has not been announced yet. Based on its quarterly schedule, the next payment follows the pattern in the table above.

Has AU ever cut its dividend?

Yes. Our payment-by-payment record shows 18 regular payments lower than the one before it; the most recent annual reduction was in 2025.

How much did AU pay in dividends in 2025?

AU paid $2.5250 per share across 4 payments in 2025, up 320.8% from 2024.

What was AU's total return including dividends over the last year?

Over the 12 months to Oct 17, 2026, AU paid $4.5200 per share, 6.12% of its price a year earlier, while its price moved +25.7%. That is an approximate total return of +31.8% before taxes and reinvestment.

Amounts are per share and adjusted for stock splits, so early payments appear smaller than the cash paid at the time; a year with an extra or missing ex-date shows as a jump in the annual table. Change compares each regular payment with the previous regular one; payments of at least 2.5 times the recent median are treated as specials. Data refreshes daily; informational only, not investment advice. Back to AU