A cash dividend is a direct payment a company sends to shareholders from its own funds, distinct from a stock dividend, which issues additional shares instead of cash. MYN has declared one at USD 0.0512 per share for its December cycle, with the payment date set for December 22, 2026.
What the key dates mean
Three dates govern this payment. The ex-dividend date is December 11, 2026. That is the cutoff: own MYN shares before December 11 and you are in line for the December 22 payment; buy them on that day or after it and this particular distribution will not apply to you.
The record date is also December 11. In plain terms, that is when MYN checks its shareholder registry to confirm who qualifies. When a company sets the ex-dividend and record dates on the same calendar day, investors generally need to have settled their purchase before that date to appear on the books in time.
The payment date, December 22, is when the cash actually moves to eligible shareholders.
The monthly schedule
MYN has structured this as a monthly dividend, meaning the company issues payments each month rather than quarterly or annually. Quarterly distributions are standard for many large public companies; monthly payouts appear more frequently among income-focused investment vehicles. The structure itself does not guarantee any particular amount in future cycles. Each declaration is its own event.
The declared amount for this cycle is USD 0.0512 per share. That is the confirmed number. No figures for future monthly amounts have been provided, and any such projections would need to come from MYN directly. The next firm date on the calendar is December 11, when the shareholder list closes.