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LONDON - The Character Group plc, a UK-based toy company, has issued a correction regarding the ex-dividend date for its recently declared interim dividend. In a statement released today, the company clarified that its shares will be marked ex-dividend on July 10, 2025, not July 24, 2025, as was previously announced.
The interim dividend of 3.0p per share will be payable on July 25, 2025, to shareholders of record at the close of business on July 11, 2025. This adjustment in the ex-dividend date is a crucial detail for investors as it determines their eligibility to receive the upcoming dividend.
Character’s initial announcement of their half-year financial results, made earlier today, contained the incorrect ex-dividend date. The company has since rectified the error and confirmed that all other details in the initial announcement remain unchanged. Shareholders and potential investors can access the corrected version of the half-year financial results on Character’s website.
The correction of the dividend timetable is an essential update for market participants, as it affects the timing of dividend payments to eligible shareholders. The ex-dividend date is particularly significant in the trading of shares, as it marks the cutoff point for investors to be included on the company’s register to receive the dividend.
This adjustment serves as a reminder of the importance of accurate reporting in financial matters and the need for investors to stay informed about the latest developments concerning their investments.
For further information regarding the corrected ex-dividend date and other details, the company has directed enquiries to its managing directors and finance director, whose contact information is available through Character Group’s official communication channels.
The information in this article is based on a press release statement from The Character Group plc.
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