National Grid details 2025/26 interim scrip dividend share issue
National Grid plc is issuing new shares under its Scrip Dividend Scheme for the 2025/26 interim dividend.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
National Grid plc is issuing new shares under its Scrip Dividend Scheme for the 2025/26 interim dividend. The company has applied to the UK Financial Conduct Authority to admit ordinary shares to the Official List and to the London Stock Exchange to admit 7,084,688 ordinary shares to trading. Dealings in these shares are expected to start on 13 January 2026, the date the interim dividend is payable, and the new shares will rank equally with existing ordinary shares.
Under the scheme, 6,613,638 ordinary shares will be issued at 1,130.40 pence per share. For US holders of American Depositary Receipts, 94,210 ADRs, representing 471,050 ordinary shares including fractional entitlements, will be issued at US$74.2334 per ADR. The filing also points investors to the current Scrip Dividend Scheme terms on the company’s website and via Equiniti.
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What does National Grid (NGG) announce in this 6-K filing?
National Grid announces the issuance and admission to trading of new ordinary shares and ADRs under its Scrip Dividend Scheme for the 2025/26 interim dividend, with trading in the new shares expected to start on 13 January 2026.
Where can investors find the current terms of National Grid’s Scrip Dividend Scheme?
The filing states that the current terms and conditions of the Scrip Dividend Scheme are available in the Investors section of National Grid’s website and from Equiniti via phone on 0800 169 7775 or at help.shareview.co.uk.
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