GRC declares $0.19 quarterly cash dividend, ex-date August 14

A quarterly cash dividend of USD 0.19 per share from GRC marks the next step in the company's distribution calendar, with August 14, 2026 carrying double weight as both the ex-dividend date and the record date. Payment is scheduled for September 10, 2026. For shareholders tracking the income side of the position, that three-date sequence is the immediate focus.

The declared amount and schedule

The board set the per-share figure at USD 0.19 on a cash basis. The quarterly classification matters to how the tape reads the announcement. A quarterly label signals a regular, recurring distribution, separate in character from a one-time special payout, and places the declared figure inside a longer-running program rather than treating it as a standalone event. This declaration covers a single dividend period. The announcement did not disclose any change to the declared rate or supplemental details on the payout basis.

Calendar mechanics and the record cutoff

August 14 serves two functions simultaneously for GRC holders. It is the ex-dividend date, the first session on which a buyer acquires shares without rights to the declared payout, and also the record date, the cutoff the company uses to establish which shareholders appear on its books as eligible recipients. Both functions landing on a single date means there is one line to watch rather than two separate thresholds spread across different days.

Buyers whose trades do not settle before August 14 fall outside the qualifying window and will not receive the September 10 cash payment. Holders already in position before the ex-date require no action. The distribution processes automatically for accounts meeting the record requirement. The period between the record date and the payment date runs approximately 27 days, from August 14 to September 10.

What to watch

September 10 is the next hard checkpoint. Once that payment clears, the calendar rolls to the following quarterly cycle. Each dividend requires a separate board authorization, so the per-share amount and timing of any subsequent GRC payout are not established by this announcement. Holders updating forward income estimates will need the next declaration to set a new figure.