Harley‑Davidson (HOG) Board Declares $0.1875 Q1 Dividend; Record March 2, Payable March 17

Harley-Davidson board formalises Q1 dividend plan

MILWAUKEE — Harley-Davidson, Inc. is announcing a first-quarter cash dividend after its board approves a payment of $0.1875 per share for 2026, formalising its quarter’s shareholder distribution schedule. The board sets the record date as March 2 and the payable date as March 17, with the company issuing the notice via PR Newswire under the HOG-DIVIDEND line. The brief release reaffirms Harley-Davidson, Inc. as the parent of Harley-Davidson Motor Company and Harley-Davidson Financial Services.

Board action signals ongoing capital-return practice and governance oversight. By declaring a fixed per-share payout, the board is maintaining a cadence of periodic distributions and providing clear mechanics and timing to stakeholders. The concise disclosure highlights the board’s role in authorising cash returns and preserves the company’s practice of announcing dividends through formal board approval rather than operational updates.

The announcement is narrowly focused on the dividend mechanics and corporate identification, leaving operational or financial detail to other filings. Harley-Davidson’s release directs holders to the cited PR Newswire statement for any follow-up on eligibility, payment processing or related corporate disclosures, underlining that this communication is a governance step rather than a comprehensive financial update.

Payment timing and record procedures

The declared amount is payable on March 17 to holders of record as of March 2, providing shareholders and the company’s transfer agent with specific dates to administer payments. The notice emphasises procedural clarity, which supports standard processing and reconciliation for accounts, plan administrators and custodians that manage Harley-Davidson shares.

Corporate structure and communication channel

The release reiterates the corporate structure and the company’s ticker symbol, HOG, and uses PR Newswire to disseminate the board decision. By limiting the disclosure to the dividend declaration and referencing the formal release, Harley-Davidson keeps the announcement narrowly targeted while signalling continuity in how it communicates board-level decisions to the market and stakeholders.