Terex Declares $0.17 Quarterly Dividend March 19 to Support Capital Allocation Strategy

Terex announces quarterly payout as part of operational strategy

Board approves $0.17 per share dividend, payable March 19

Terex Corporation says its board is declaring a quarterly dividend of $0.17 per share, payable on March 19, 2026 to shareholders of record at the close of business on March 6. The Connecticut-based maker of specialized equipment frames the payout as a means to return capital while sustaining investments in operations and innovation.

Company executives describe the dividend as consistent with a disciplined approach to capital allocation that preserves funding for product development, manufacturing and lifecycle support. Terex emphasises that the quarterly distribution coexists with an ongoing push to expand digital lifecycle solutions and strengthen its global dealer, parts and service network — initiatives the company says are intended to maximise customer uptime and total ownership value for its equipment.

The dividend announcement arrives alongside routine investor communications and disclosures, including references to quarterly and full-year results. Terex presents the payment as aligned with long-term objectives to deliver steady, profitable growth across its diversified portfolio while maintaining service and product investment in key end markets.

Specialised equipment focus and global footprint

Terex operates in resilient, high-demand sectors such as emergency services, waste and recycling, utilities and construction, producing fire and ambulance vehicles, recreational vehicles, waste collection units, materials processing machinery and mobile elevating work platforms. The company also supplies equipment for the electric utility industry and supports these products with parts, service and digital tools intended to extend asset life and improve operational efficiency.

With a strong manufacturing base in the United States and operations across Europe, India and the Asia Pacific, Terex combines global reach with local dealer partnerships. The firm says its diversified product mix and service-led strategy position it to meet infrastructure and municipal needs while pursuing sustainable growth opportunities.

Additional information and contacts

Terex directs stakeholders to its website, www.terex.com, for further details and makes investor relations contact Derek Everitt available for enquiries. The company reiterates that the dividend reflects a balance between returning cash to stakeholders and maintaining investment in technology, manufacturing capacity and aftersales support.