Summary
With Kolon Global’s dividend record date on September 4 just three days away, the first number to look at is the share price of KRW 9,820, not the KRW 200 dividend.
A quarterly dividend is not a way to split up a full year’s earnings at once, but a system that distributes cash to shareholders at regular intervals. This 2.04% dividend yield looks attractive on the surface, but based on OneDayTrading’s own data, the +20.05% one-month return has already priced in some of that expectation.
The full story behind this dividend schedule
Kolon Global is a construction stock. Construction stocks cannot be judged on dividends alone. The housing market, benchmark interest rate, costs, and order backlog all change the pace of cash generation, and that pace is what ultimately reshapes the sustainability of the dividend.
This dividend record date is September 4, and the payment date is September 18. Since the per-share dividend of KRW 200 and the payment date have both been announced, this dividend can be viewed as confirmed. However, because the actual ex-rights status and settlement process for domestic stocks can vary depending on holidays and brokerage rules, investors should check the precise buying cutoff with their brokerage.
According to OneDayTrading’s own data, Kolon Global’s share price at the time of publication is KRW 9,820, unchanged from the previous day at 0.00%. It sits at 33.9% of its 52-week range of KRW 7,900 to KRW 13,570, so it is not under major pressure near the highs, but after a +20.05% rebound over one month, the cushion left in the price is smaller if you are chasing it for the dividend alone.
Confirmed data
Kolon Global’s quarterly dividend record date for September 2026 is September 4, and the dividend payment date is September 18.
Kolon Global’s dividend per share is KRW 200, and based on the share price of KRW 9,820 at the time of publication, this dividend yield is 2.04%.
Kolon Global’s trailing 12-month annual dividend yield is shown at 6.11%. The yield can rise even if the stock price falls, and the next dividend will depend on the company’s decision.
How to read dividend sustainability
Construction-stock dividends are a function of rates. If the benchmark interest rate stays high, project-financing burdens and unsold-inventory risk weigh on cash flow, and dividend resilience is determined more by order intake and collection speed than by stock returns. Kolon Global’s 6.11% annual dividend yield is high on the numbers, but in the construction industry sector it carries both a signal of cheapness and a signal of risk compensation.
OneDayTrading’s own signal meter classified Kolon Global as 🔴 Caution. The negative reading on foreign investors’ supply-demand (order flow) means investors should worry more about selling pressure after the record date than about short-term demand before the ex-dividend date. If foreign selling eases, the price may recover better after the dividend, but if the negative supply-demand (order flow) continues, the KRW 200 dividend will be easily swallowed by share-price volatility.
Risks and variables
- Dividend-yield illusion: Kolon Global’s 2.04% dividend yield this time is calculated from the reference share price. If the share price moves, the perceived return changes as well.
- Supply-demand (order flow) warning: OneDayTrading’s own data reads foreign investors’ flow negatively. If supply-demand weakens around the dividend record date, short-term price support may weaken too.
- Construction-cycle variable: Construction stocks are affected by benchmark interest rate levels and the housing market. If rates stay high, checking financial stability comes before the dividend.
- Schedule check: The dividend record date is September 4, and the payment date is September 18. To confirm actual entitlement, check your brokerage’s settlement guidance and whether holidays have been reflected.
Frequently asked questions
When will Kolon Global’s dividend be paid?
Kolon Global’s quarterly dividend payment date is September 18. The dividend per share has been confirmed at KRW 200, but the exact time the cash is credited can vary depending on your brokerage’s processing steps.
When is Kolon Global’s dividend record date?
Kolon Global’s dividend record date is September 4. Because settlement and entitlement for domestic stocks depend on each investor’s trade timing, holidays, and brokerage guidance, you should not assume a fixed cutoff time.
Is Kolon Global’s 6.11% dividend yield high?
Kolon Global’s trailing 12-month annual dividend yield is 6.11%. However, a high dividend yield can also be created by a falling share price, so investors should look at the KRW 200 dividend together with its position within the 52-week range, the +20.05% one-month rebound, and the foreign investors’ supply-demand (order flow) reading.
Dividend schedule at a glance
- Dividend record date: 2026-09-04
- Payment date: 2026-09-18
- Dividend per share: KRW 200
- Annual dividend yield: 6.11%
Kolon Global key metricsAs of 2026-09-01
| Period return | 1 week +0.51% 1 month +20.05% |
|---|---|
| Supply-demand (order flow) | foreign investors −17 million net sold institutional investors No clear trading pattern |
| Dividend yield | 6.11% |
Price and supply-demand data are real-time values from Korea Investment & Securities (KIS), and the supply-demand and news-tone readings are calculated by OneDayTrading.
Upcoming dates to watch
- 09.10Futures and options expirationNormalQuadruple witching — watch for volatility and supply-demand disruptions
- 09.16FOMC policy rate decisionHighU.S. Federal Reserve policy announcement — direction of rates and the dollar
- 10.08Index options expirationLowKOSPI200 options expiration
- 10.22Bank of Korea Monetary Policy BoardHighbenchmark interest rate decision meeting
Check the latest schedule and payment history in the Kolon Global dividend calendar.
This article is automated informational content based on disclosures and dividend-schedule data. Schedules and dividend amounts may change, and the conditions for entitlement should be checked again with your brokerage. You are responsible for your own investment decisions.
