Key Takeaways
Hyundai Motor is a quarterly dividend stock (ticker) with 2026-08-31 set as its dividend record date. The confirmed details this time are a dividend of KRW 2,500 per share and a payment date of 2026-09-30. However, both the current dividend yield and the trailing 12-month dividend yield are still unconfirmed, so the size of the dividend or its appeal as an investment cannot be judged from the numbers alone.
The dividend record date is the cutoff that determines dividend eligibility. As this date approaches, investors need to check the schedule, settlement method, and their broker’s processing standards together. In particular, domestic settlement dates and ex-dividend handling rules can vary depending on the market, holidays, and broker procedures, so the exact buy deadline should not be assumed.
Confirmed Dividend Schedule
The schedule that can be confirmed in this article is as follows.
- Stock name: Hyundai Motor
- Stock code: 005380
- Market: Domestic
- Dividend type: Quarterly
- Dividend record date: 2026-08-31
- Payment date: 2026-09-30
- Dividend per share: KRW 2,500
This schedule is a preliminary confirmation made three days before the dividend record date. So what matters now is verification, not interpretation. Since the dividend record date, payment date, and dividend per share are all specified, this dividend can be viewed as one with both its schedule and amount confirmed.
Three Things to Check in Advance
First, the trade timing needed to receive the dividend must be checked again against your broker’s 기준. Domestic settlement dates and ex-dividend adjustments cannot be determined by simple date counting alone. Second, you should review your actual share count and whether your order has been filled. Dividends depend on share ownership and the relevant record time, so simply adding the name to a watchlist is not enough. Third, the payment date and the actual deposit date may not be the same. The timing you experience can vary depending on notice and processing.
Also note that the industry sector is transportation equipment and parts, but you should not judge dividend sustainability based on the industry sector alone. A dividend is not a fixed promise; it can change depending on company policy and shareholder return plans.
How to Read the Dividend Yield
The current dividend yield is unconfirmed, and the trailing 12-month dividend yield is also unconfirmed. So at this stage, it is better to focus on the concept rather than comparing numbers. Dividend yield changes with the stock price, and the dividend itself may also be adjusted later. That is why a high yield on paper should not be treated immediately as a positive catalyst.
In particular, dividend yield is simply the result of dividing the share price by the dividend amount at a given point in time. If the stock price falls, the yield may look higher, and there is no guarantee the dividend amount will be maintained. When the yield is unconfirmed, as in this case, it is even more important to treat only the dividend amount and schedule as facts and avoid making assumptions about the rest.
Possible Changes and Risks
The dividend schedule and amount may change depending on disclosures or company decisions. The figures confirmed here are preliminary guidance as of 2026-08-31, and future changes cannot be ruled out entirely. Investors should therefore look at the final announcement and broker guidance together rather than making decisions based only on the dividend.
From an investor’s perspective, it is more practical to first check the gap between the record date and payment date, the actual deposit process, and whether the shares are held. Hyundai Motor’s case is worth noting because the quarterly dividend schedule has been confirmed, but it does not replace a yield calculation or an investment decision.
Dividend Schedule at a Glance
- Dividend record date: 2026-08-31
- Payment date: 2026-09-30
- Dividend per share: KRW 2,500
- Annual dividend yield: Unconfirmed
Check the latest schedule and payment history in Hyundai Motor’s dividend calendar.
This article is automatically generated informational content based on disclosure and dividend schedule data. The schedule and dividend amount may change, and the conditions for securing shareholder rights should be checked again with your brokerage. Investment decisions are your own responsibility.





