Last chance to access Inditex’s second dividend in 2025
Wednesday, October 29, will be the last day on which Inditex shares will be traded with the right to receive the second dividend of the year, charged to the 2024 results.
The Spanish multinational fashion company will pay a dividend of 0.84 euros per share, which will be distributed to all investors holding shares in the company before the close of the session. The “ex-dividend” trading date for this second payment has been set for October 30, while the effective payment will take place on November 3, 2025.
For the 2025 financial year, the Inditex board of directors proposed a total dividend of 1.68 euros per share, which was subsequently approved at the annual general meeting of shareholders in July 2025. This distribution is made in two equal payments of 0.84 euros, the first paid on May 2 and the second now, consisting of an ordinary dividend of 1.13 euros and a special dividend of 0.55 euros per share. This year’s dividend reflects a 9 percent increase compared to that distributed in 2024 and almost 91 percent over that of 2019, consolidating Inditex’s shareholder remuneration policy, which maintains a percentage of 60 percent of profits in ordinary dividends supplemented by special payments.
Amancio Ortega, founder and majority shareholder of Inditex, will be the main beneficiary of this dividend policy, controlling 59.294 percent of the company’s capital and voting rights. With the distribution of the second dividend, Ortega will receive more than 1.25 billion euros, and adding the May payment, his dividend income in 2025 will exceed 2.51 billion euros.
This payment schedule underscores Inditex’s financial strength and continued commitment to shareholder returns, highlighting the relevance of dividends as an indicator of stability in the Spanish multinational.
Originally published on FashionUnited.ES by Jaime Martínez, this article has been adapted for an international audience by Alicia Reyes Sarmiento.
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