At a Glance
Lotte Chemical’s dividend record date is September 3, with a dividend of 500 won per share and a payment date of September 18. The 0.84% currently visible says less about dividend appeal and more about the stock still trading above its low-price zone.
In other words, this schedule is less about receiving cash and more about watching how well the share price holds near its 52-week floor. The dividend is confirmed, but the market is still judging how much of that dividend should be reflected in the price.
What Is Confirmed and What Is Still Unclear
The confirmed figures are clear. Lotte Chemical will pay a quarterly dividend of 500 won per share, with the dividend record date set for September 3 and the payment date for September 18. The dividend yield for this payout is 0.84%, while the trailing 12-month annual dividend yield is 1.68%.
However, the actual purchase deadline cannot be fixed mechanically. The practical cutoff can differ depending on domestic settlement dates, each brokerage’s processing rules, and market-holiday variables. Even if the dividend figures are confirmed, investors must recheck the entry deadline with their brokerage.
What the Dividend History Suggests
What the current numbers point to is not a high dividend, but the stock’s price position. A 500 won per-share payout is meaningful as quarterly cash flow, but when viewed against the current price of 59,500 won and the 52-week range of 52,500 won to 119,500 won, the dividend looks more like a secondary support line for the share price. A 0.84% dividend yield means less that the return is attractive and more that the stock still has room above the bottom.
The stock has risen +9.58% over the past week and +8.97% over the past month, but investors need to separate whether that rebound reflects a dividend premium or simply a bounce from the 52-week low area. According to OneDayTrading’s internal tally, even with joint buying by foreign investors of 2.4 billion won and institutional investors of 300 million won, a news tone of 0 positive catalysts and 1 negative catalyst suggests the market is still probing rather than convinced.
Conditions That Are Easy to Miss
- The 0.84% dividend yield is based on the current share price. If the stock falls, the number rises, but that alone is not a positive catalyst.
- The 500 won per-share dividend and September 18 payment date have been confirmed, but the actual purchase deadline may vary by brokerage and should not be assumed.
- If the share price falls below 52,500 won, the interpretation of a 52-week floor becomes stronger. In this zone, industry conditions and supply-demand (order flow) tend to move the multiple before the dividend does.
- Even if this dividend schedule is confirmed, the next payout policy is a separate matter. A single payment does not guarantee a trend.
Bottom Line
Lotte Chemical’s latest dividend is clear: 500 won per share, a September 3 record date, and a September 18 payment date. But what the market is responding to more strongly now is not the size of the dividend, but whether the 59,500 won share price can hold above the 52-week low area.
Even when foreign investors and institutional investors are buying together, a mixed news tone means the stock must first prove itself. If it recovers 59,500 won even after September 3, the dividend may be read as a stability signal. But if it slips below 52,500 won, chemical-sector conditions and the exchange rate will reset the valuation. Next, investors should watch the Monetary Policy Board, CPI, and the KRW/USD level together.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is Lotte Chemical’s dividend?
It is 500 won per share. This is a quarterly dividend, with the payment date set for September 18. The dividend record date is September 3.
What should investors check before the September 3 record date?
They should confirm the actual purchase deadline based on their brokerage’s rules. The practical cutoff can change depending on domestic settlement dates, market holidays, and the timing of order execution.
Is this 0.84% dividend yield high?
Based on the current share price of 59,500 won, it is hard to call it high. Since the numerical yield changes as the share price moves, interpreting the dividend yield in isolation can be misleading.
Dividend Schedule at a Glance
- Dividend record date: 2026-09-03
- Payment date: 2026-09-18
- Dividend per share: 500 won
- Annual dividend yield: 1.68%
Lotte Chemical Key MetricsAs of 2026-08-31
| Period return | 1 week +9.58% 1 month +8.97% |
|---|---|
| Supply-demand (order flow) | Foreign investors +2.4 billion won net buying Institutional investors +300 million won net buying |
| Recent news tone | Positive catalyst 0 · Negative catalyst 1 |
| Dividend yield | 1.68% |
Price and supply-demand (order flow) data are real-time values from Korea Investment & Securities (KIS), while supply-demand (order flow) and news-tone tallies are calculated internally by OneDayTrading.
Upcoming Events to Watch
- 09.10Simultaneous futures and options expirationMediumQuadruple witching — watch for volatility and supply-demand (order flow) disruption
- 09.16FOMC policy-rate decisionHighU.S. Federal Reserve monetary-policy announcement — direction of rates and the dollar
- 10.08Index options expiration dateLowKOSPI200 options expiration
- 10.22Bank of Korea Monetary Policy BoardHighBenchmark interest rate decision meeting
Check the latest schedule and payment history together in the Lotte Chemical dividend calendar.
This article is automatically generated informational content based on disclosure and dividend-schedule data. Schedules and dividend amounts may change, and investors should reconfirm the conditions for securing shareholder rights with their brokerage. Investment decisions are the responsibility of the investor.
