Summary
Lotte Chemical's dividend is 500 won per share, the dividend record date is September 3, and the payment date is September 18. What the market has already priced in is the low in the 60,000 won range and the supply-demand (order flow) response; what it has not is the idea that the dividend alone will change the industry sector's fundamentals.
The dividend record date is the cutoff at which rights are placed on the shareholder register. So what matters now is less the size of the dividend yield and more whether you have secured the right, which you should check again with your brokerage firm. Even if the schedule is clear, settlement and processing standards move separately.
The full story behind this dividend schedule
Korean dividends can look simple if you only look at the dates, but in practice settlement dates, market holidays, and brokerage processing standards all work together. That is why you should not make a conclusion just from the word tomorrow.
According to OnedayTrading's own tally, foreign investors bought for three straight days (+69 million won), and foreign investors at +69 million won and institutional investors at +1.4 billion won were both buying. This supply-demand (order flow) is better read as reacting first to the view that the stock is near a bottom, rather than to the dividend itself.
At a share price of 60,000 won, the same 500 won feels different. When the price is pressed down, the yield looks higher; when the price recovers, it looks lower again. The dividend has not grown, only the denominator has changed.
Confirmed data
Lotte Chemical's dividend record date is September 3, and the payment date is September 18. The dividend per share is 500 won, and this dividend yield is 0.85%.
The trailing 12-month dividend yield is 1.69%. The dividend is quarterly. The share price at the time of publication is 60,000 won, with a day-over-day change of 0.00%.
The 52-week range is 52,500 won to 119,500 won. The current price sits at 11.2% of that range. OnedayTrading's own tally also showed three straight days of net buying by foreign investors and parallel buying by institutional investors.
How to read dividend sustainability
There is nothing here to overread. This 0.85% dividend yield is closer to a defense argument at a lower price level than to something that can lift the share price on dividends alone.
Still, supply-demand (order flow) is different. If the state of foreign investors and institutional investors buying at the same time continues, the short-term price range can become firmer. On the other hand, if the stock falls below 60,000 won, the headline yield may look higher, but that is not because the dividend appeal improved; it is because the price weakened further.
Risks and variables
- Even if the dividend record date is September 3, you still need to check your brokerage firm's settlement standard to confirm that rights have actually been secured.
- Because this is a quarterly dividend, the amount later may change depending on disclosure revisions.
- If the stock price moves, the dividend yield moves too. 0.85% and 1.69% are not fixed values.
- A position 11.2% above the 52-week low leaves both rebound hopes and pressure in place.
Frequently asked questions
If I buy on September 3, do I secure dividend rights right away?
You should not assume that. The timing for securing rights can differ depending on Korean settlement rules and your brokerage firm's processing standards, so you need to check the criteria with that brokerage before buying. Relying on a single date can easily lead you to miss it.
When will this dividend be paid?
The payment date is confirmed as September 18. However, the actual deposit timing may vary slightly depending on your account and brokerage firm. Even when the payment date is set, you should check the deposit in your account again.
Is a 0.85% dividend yield low?
Standing alone, this dividend yield is not large. The trailing 12-month dividend yield of 1.69% is also not enough to call the dividend itself a strong attraction. So for this schedule, it is better to look at the record date and the share price level together rather than at the dividend yield alone.
Dividend schedule at a glance
- Dividend record date: 2026-09-03
- Payment date: 2026-09-18
- Dividend per share: 500 won
- Dividend yield: 1.69%
Lotte Chemical key metricsAs of 2026-09-02
| Return over period | 1 week +9.29% 1 month +6.19% |
|---|---|
| supply-demand (order flow) | foreign investors +69 million won net buying (3 straight days) institutional investors +1.4 billion won net buying |
| Dividend yield | 1.69% |
Price and supply-demand (order flow) data are real-time figures from Korea Investment & Securities (KIS), while supply-demand and news tone tallies are calculated by OnedayTrading.
Upcoming dates to watch
- 09.10Futures and options expiryNormalQuadruple witching — watch for volatility and supply-demand (order flow) distortions
- 09.16FOMC policy rate decisionHighU.S. Federal Reserve monetary policy announcement — rate and dollar direction
- 10.08Index options expiryLowKOSPI200 options expiry
- 10.22Bank of Korea Monetary Policy BoardHighBenchmark interest rate decision meeting
Check Lotte Chemical's latest schedule and payment history in the dividend calendar.
This article is automatically generated information content based on disclosures and dividend schedule data. Schedules and dividend amounts may change, and rights-securing conditions should be checked again with the brokerage firm you use. Investment decisions are your responsibility.
