Ikeja Hotel Plc Announces 3 Kobo Interim Dividend 2026

Ikeja Hotel Plc has filed a corporate actions announcement declaring an interim dividend for the period ended 30th September 2026. The filing sets out the qualification date, register closure period, and electronic payment date for eligible shareholders.
Ikeja Hotel Plc has announced an interim dividend of 3 kobo gross per share of 50 kobo each, for the period ended 30th September 2026. The dividend is subject to appropriate withholding tax and approval.
Shareholders whose names appear in the Register of Members as at the close of business on Friday, 6th November 2026 will qualify for the dividend. The Register of Shareholders will be closed from Monday, 9th November 2026 to Friday, 13th November 2026.
Payment is scheduled for Friday, 4th December 2026, and will be made electronically to shareholders who have completed e-dividend registration and mandated the Registrar to pay directly into their bank accounts. Shareholders who have not completed e-dividend registration are directed to obtain the E-Dividend Mandate Activation Form from Greenwich Registrars and Data Solutions, available at https://greenwichregistrars.com. Shareholders with unclaimed dividend warrants or unvalidated share certificates are also directed to contact the Registrar. Greenwich Registrars and Data Solutions, located at 274 Murtala Mohammed Way, Yaba, Lagos, is the appointed Registrar. The announcement was signed by Olubunmi Asotie for OOT Nominees Ltd, Company Secretary, and dated 26th October 2026.
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