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Experian

Experian's most recent dividend was US$0.48 per share, its interim dividend, paid on 24 Jul 2026. Experian usually pays two dividends a year, in February and July. No further dividend has been declared yet — this page updates when the next one is filed.

Data updated

Most recent dividend

Interim dividend

declared 20 May 2026

Amount

US$0.48 / share

sterling amount set by the issuer nearer payment

Ex-dividend

25 Jun 2026

Record date

26 Jun 2026

Payment

24 Jul 2026

Source: issuer announcement, UK National Storage Mechanism · filed 20 May 2026

Experian dividends by year

What Experian paid in each of its own financial years, on the basis the company reports. A company’s year and the dates its dividends reach shareholders do not always line up, so a dividend can sit under a different year here than on the payment-dates view. Experian’s financial year ends 31 Mar.

Total dividend per share for each financial year, as stated by the company, since 2015. Hover a bar for its value; the table below is the full record, each row linked to its source filing.
Year endedTotalChangePayment 1Payment 2Source
31 Mar 2027In progressNothing declared yetPayments above
31 Mar 2026US$0.6925+10.8%US$0.2125US$0.48Filing ↗
31 Mar 2025US$0.625+6.8%US$0.1925US$0.4325Filing ↗
31 Mar 2024US$0.585+6.8%US$0.18US$0.405Filing ↗
31 Mar 2023US$0.5475+5.8%US$0.17US$0.3775Filing ↗
31 Mar 2022US$0.5175+10.1%US$0.16US$0.3575Filing ↗
31 Mar 2021US$0.470.0%US$0.145US$0.325Filing ↗
31 Mar 2020US$0.47+1.1%US$0.145US$0.325Filing ↗
31 Mar 2019US$0.465+3.9%US$0.14US$0.325Filing ↗
31 Mar 2018US$0.4475+7.8%US$0.135US$0.3125Company ↗
31 Mar 2017US$0.415+3.8%US$0.13US$0.285Filing ↗
31 Mar 2016US$0.40+1.9%US$0.125US$0.275Filing ↗
31 Mar 2015US$0.3925US$0.1225US$0.27Filing ↗

Each year’s total is the figure Experian itself published, linked to the announcement it appeared in, and every payment behind it has been checked against that total. Experian’s financial year ends 31 Mar.

Every annual total above is the figure Experian published in its own results announcement, filed under UK listing rules, and links back to it. This is general information, not investment advice — always confirm against the company’s announcement before acting. Figures are shown in the currency the company declared.