FMC Corporation Dividends

The next dividend date for FMC Corporation is September 30, 2025.

A dividend of $0.58 per share is scheduled.

What is a Dividend Date

When we talk about a dividend date, we’re referring specifically to the ex-dividend date.

This is the date on which all stockholders will earn a dividend. Technically, a person needs to be the owner of a share of stock as of the night before the ex-dividend date in order to earn the dividend.

The ex-dividend date is different than the date when the dividend is issued. Although you earn a dividend on the ex-dividend date, that dividend is typically not disbursed to your account until several weeks later.

Most brokerages will automatically credit the dividend to your account once it’s issued.

Historical Dividends for FMC Corporation (FMC)

DateDeclaration DateRecord DatePayment DateAmount
06/30/202504/30/202506/30/202507/17/2025$0.58
03/31/202502/28/202503/31/202504/17/2025$0.58
12/31/202412/13/202412/31/202401/16/2025$0.58
09/30/202407/19/202409/30/202410/17/2024$0.58
06/28/202404/30/202406/28/202407/18/2024$0.58
03/27/202402/27/202403/28/202404/18/2024$0.58
12/28/202312/15/202312/29/202301/18/2024$0.58
09/28/202307/21/202309/29/202310/19/2023$0.58
06/29/202304/27/202306/30/202307/20/2023$0.58
03/30/202302/24/202303/31/202304/20/2023$0.58
12/29/202212/14/202212/30/202201/19/2023$0.58
09/29/202207/15/202209/30/202210/20/2022$0.53
06/29/202204/28/202206/30/202207/21/2022$0.53
03/30/202202/25/202203/31/202204/21/2022$0.53
12/30/202112/16/202112/31/202101/20/2022$0.53
09/29/202107/15/202109/30/202110/21/2021$0.48
06/29/202104/27/202106/30/202107/15/2021$0.48
03/30/202102/25/202103/31/202104/15/2021$0.48
12/30/202012/02/202012/31/202001/21/2021$0.48
09/29/202007/17/202009/30/202010/15/2020$0.44
06/29/202004/28/202006/30/202007/16/2020$0.44
03/30/202002/28/202003/31/202004/16/2020$0.44
12/30/201912/19/201912/31/201901/16/2020$0.44
09/27/201907/19/201909/30/201910/17/2019$0.40
06/27/201904/30/201906/28/201907/18/2019$0.40
03/28/201902/27/201903/29/201904/18/2019$0.40
12/27/201812/03/201812/28/201801/17/2019$0.35
09/27/201807/19/201809/28/201810/18/2018$0.14
06/28/201804/24/201806/29/201807/19/2018$0.14
03/28/201802/16/201803/29/201804/19/2018$0.14
12/28/201712/12/201712/29/201701/18/2018$0.14
09/28/201707/21/201709/29/201710/19/2017$0.14
06/28/201704/26/201706/30/201707/20/2017$0.14
03/29/201702/28/201703/31/201704/20/2017$0.14
12/28/201612/15/201612/30/201601/19/2017$0.14
09/28/201607/20/201609/30/201610/20/2016$0.14
06/28/201604/26/201606/30/201607/21/2016$0.14
03/29/201602/26/201603/31/201604/21/2016$0.14
12/29/201512/10/201512/31/201501/21/2016$0.14
09/28/201507/21/201509/30/201510/15/2015$0.14
06/26/201504/28/201506/30/201507/16/2015$0.14
03/27/201503/02/201503/31/201504/16/2015$0.14
12/29/201412/11/201412/31/201401/15/2015$0.13
09/26/201407/22/201409/30/201410/16/2014$0.13
06/26/201404/29/201406/30/201407/17/2014$0.13
03/27/201402/18/201403/31/201404/17/2014$0.13
12/27/201312/13/201312/31/201301/16/2014$0.12
09/26/201307/12/201309/30/201310/17/2013$0.12
06/26/201304/23/201306/28/201307/18/2013$0.12
03/26/201302/18/201303/28/201304/18/2013$0.12
12/27/201212/11/201212/31/201201/17/2013$0.12
09/26/201207/23/201209/28/201210/18/2012$0.08
06/27/201204/26/201206/29/201207/19/2012$0.08
03/28/201202/17/201203/30/201204/19/2012$0.08
12/28/201112/16/201112/30/201101/19/2012$0.06
09/28/201107/22/201109/30/201110/20/2011$0.06
06/28/201104/27/201106/30/201107/21/2011$0.06
03/29/201102/18/201103/31/201104/21/2011$0.06
12/29/201012/17/201012/31/201001/20/2011$0.05
09/28/201007/23/201009/30/201010/21/2010$0.05
06/28/201004/28/201006/30/201007/15/2010$0.05
03/29/201002/19/201003/31/201004/15/2010$0.05
12/29/200912/18/200912/31/200901/21/2010$0.05
09/28/200907/24/200909/30/200910/15/2009$0.05
06/26/200904/28/200906/30/200907/16/2009$0.05
03/27/200902/20/200903/31/200904/16/2009$0.05
12/29/200812/05/200812/31/200801/15/2009$0.05
09/26/200807/25/200809/30/200810/16/2008$0.05
06/26/200804/22/200806/30/200807/17/2008$0.05
03/27/200802/22/200803/31/200804/17/2008$0.05
12/27/200712/07/200712/31/200701/17/2008$0.05
09/26/200708/17/200709/28/200710/18/2007$0.05
06/27/200706/15/200706/29/200707/19/2007$0.05
03/28/200702/16/200703/30/200704/19/2007$0.04
12/27/200612/18/200612/29/200601/18/2007$0.04
09/27/200608/18/200609/29/200610/19/2006$0.04
06/28/200606/16/200606/30/200607/20/2006$0.04
03/29/200602/24/200603/31/200604/20/2006$0.04
01/02/2002---------$6.13
03/03/1986---------$0.02
12/09/1985---------$0.02
09/09/1985---------$0.02
06/10/1985---------$0.14
02/25/1985---------$0.14
12/03/1984---------$0.14
08/31/1984---------$0.11
06/04/1984---------$0.11
02/27/1984---------$0.11
12/05/1983---------$0.11

More About FMC Corporation

Country
USA
Full Time Employees
5,700

FMC Corporation, an agricultural sciences company, provides crop protection solutions to farmers in Latin America, North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. It develops, markets, and sells crop protection chemicals, including insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides, as well as biologicals, crop nutrition, and seed treatment products, which are used in agriculture to enhance crop yield and quality by controlling a range of insects, weeds, and disease, as well as in non-agricultural markets for pest control. The company markets its products through its own sales organization and through alliance partners, independent distributors, and sales representatives. FMC Corporation was founded in 1883 and is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Owning FMC Corporation Stock on the Dividend Date

If you own FMC Corporation stock on the ex-dividend date, then you earn the associated dividend.

Theoretically, the price of FMC Corporation stock should go down by the amount of the dividend (in addition to any other pressures that market forces have on the price of FMC Corporation stock).

Therefore, it is typically not expected that there is any incremental profit to be gained from buying FMC Corporation stock right before the ex-dividend date and then selling it immediately after. It’s not like you get the FMC Corporation dividend payout for free just by doing that since there is typically an equivalent commensurate drop in the stock price.

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