Summary

Prospect Capital Corporation (PSEC) has announced an October 28 ex-dividend date and a November 18 payment date for its $0.035-per-share dividend. The payout is unchanged from the previous distribution, representing a 2.36% yield based on the $1.49 share price at publication. The annualized dividend is calculated at $0.49.

The Full Picture Behind This Dividend Schedule

The first point to note from this announcement is that the amount remains unchanged. Prospect Capital Corporation’s $0.035-per-share payout matches its previous dividend, with no change to the distribution itself. The stock (ticker) has recorded 13 payments to date, and this latest dividend continues that track record.

The key variable is not the distribution but the share price. When the payout remains fixed while the share price declines, the yield rises mathematically. The $1.49 share price at publication is at the 4.5% mark within its 52-week range of $1.43 to $2.75, placing it in the bottom 5% of that range. Looking only at the 2.36% yield and concluding that the dividend terms have become more attractive would overlook the fact that the higher yield reflects a falling share price.

Confirmed Data and Prospect Capital Corporation’s Price Signals

According to OneDayTrading’s proprietary data, Prospect Capital Corporation traded at $1.49 at publication, down just 0.01% from the previous day. Over broader periods, however, the stock returned -6.88% over one week and -31.66% over one month, with both short- and medium-term trends pointing downward. Our traffic-light indicator rated the stock 🟡 neutral · wait-and-see. This means positive and negative signals are mixed, making it difficult to determine an immediate direction.

Assessing Dividend Sustainability

If the 2.36% dividend yield is the result of a falling share price, the next question is whether the same distribution will be maintained next quarter. The data reviewed here does not include the source of funding for the distribution or the payout ratio, so no firm conclusion can be drawn at this stage. The dividend type and industry sector classification are also unavailable, making comparison with industry sector averages impossible using this dataset alone. Investors should check whether the next quarterly dividend announcement repeats the $0.035 amount and whether payment is actually made on November 18 as scheduled.

Risks and Variables

  • With the share price at the 4.5% mark of its 52-week range while the distribution remains unchanged, a further deterioration in the trend could raise the stated yield even as investors’ actual returns worsen.
  • Because the dividend type and funding source have not been confirmed, this data alone cannot establish whether the $0.035 payout will be repeated next quarter.
  • Ex-dividend and settlement cutoffs for overseas stocks vary by brokerage and market holidays, so investors should confirm the exact purchase deadline directly with their brokerage.
  • During periods of high short-term volatility, such as the -31.66% one-month return, the dividend yield alone is insufficient for making an investment decision.

Dividend Schedule at a Glance

  • Ex-dividend date: 2026-10-28
  • Payment date: 2026-11-18
  • Dividend per share: $0.04
  • Annual dividend yield: To be determined

Prospect Capital Corporation Key MetricsAs of 2026-10-24

Current price$1.49▼ 0.01%
52-week position4.5%
$1.43$2.75
Period return1 week -6.88%   1 month -31.66%
Trading value · trading volume3,908,320 shares

Price and supply-demand (order flow) data are real-time figures from Korea Investment & Securities (KIS), while supply-demand (order flow) and news-tone metrics are calculated independently by OneDayTrading.

Check the Prospect Capital Corporation dividend calendar for the latest schedule and payment history.

This article is automatically generated informational content based on disclosure and dividend-schedule data. Dates and dividend amounts are subject to change, and investors should reconfirm eligibility requirements with their brokerage. Investment decisions are the sole responsibility of the investor.