NACCO Industries Confirms 25.25 Cents Quarterly Dividend Payable March 16, 2026

NACCO CONFIRMS PREDICTABLE QUARTERLY PAYOUT

Board Declares 25.25 Cents per Share Dividend

CLEVELAND — NACCO Industries declares a regular quarterly cash dividend of 25.25 cents per share, payable March 16, 2026, to holders of both Class A and Class B common stock of record at the close of business on March 2, 2026. The company issues the notice via a press release distributed on PR Newswire and directs stakeholders to its investor relations site for additional details.

The board’s action emphasizes a steady cadence of shareholder returns and formalizes timing and eligibility details that help stakeholders plan around the ex‑dividend calendar and associated tax considerations. NACCO frames the move as part of routine corporate governance, underscoring its commitment to providing a predictable cash distribution rather than signaling any change in operational strategy.

By detailing the precise timetable and reminding eligible holders of the record and payment dates, NACCO supports administrative clarity for brokers, custodians and individual shareholders. The company also encourages investors and interested parties to contact its investor relations team or PR Newswire for any inquiries related to the dividend or shareholder disbursement procedures.

OPERATIONS AND BUSINESS FOCUS

NACCO Industries operates through its NACCO Natural Resources businesses, which produce aggregates, mine minerals, supply reliable fuels and deliver environmental solutions. The company describes these operations as bringing natural resources to life for diverse customers, positioning its dividend policy alongside ongoing commercial activity in construction materials and energy-related services.

CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS AND RESOURCES

NACCO channels the announcement through established corporate communications, citing its corporate site and ir.nacco.com for supplementary financial information and contacts. The release reiterates the firm’s dual focus on returning capital to shareholders and maintaining transparency about operational and financial matters.