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There are two key dates in the dividend payment process: the ex-dividend date and the payment date.
The ex-dividend date is the date on which the share purchases made do not entitle the purchaser to benefit from the ex-dividend (at the start of trading). Shareholders selling the share for cash benefit from this dividend. The payment date is the date from which the dividend may be paid.
To benefit from the next dividend by buying your shares in cash, you must have purchased them at least one trading day before the ex-dividend date.
TotalEnergies pays a dividend to its shareholders quarterly in the form of interim dividends according to a specific schedule. This schedule is available at totalenergies.com > Investors > Dividend.
Registered shareholders have numerous advantages. There are two forms of registered shareholding: pure registered – whereby your shares are managed by our agent, Société Générale Securities Services – and administered registered – whereby your shares are managed by your financial intermediary but are registered in our registers.
Each shareholding method has a number of specific advantages.
Administered registered shareholders benefit from the following:
To transfer your shares(1), simply fill in the transfer form available on totalenergies.com > Investors > Individual shareholders > Managing your shares.
Please note that we do not recommend subscribing on a pure registered basis to shares held in equity savings plans, as Société Générale Securities Services and TotalEnergies cannot be the account keepers of the liquidities of such plans. In this case, you can opt for administered registered shareholding.
You can also find more information on registered shareholding