The Andersons (ANDE) Keeps Dividend Steady at $0.20 — 118th Consecutive Quarter
- The Andersons declares a $0.20 Q2 2026 cash dividend, payable April 22 to April 1 record shareholders.
- This marks The Andersons' 118th consecutive quarterly dividend since its 1996 Nasdaq listing, matching Q1's $0.20.
- The Andersons says dividends reflect disciplined capital allocation and long-term commitment while maintaining core agriculture and ethanol operations.
Maumee agribusiness keeps steady dividend course
MAUMEE, Ohio, Feb. 12, 2026 — The Andersons, Inc. declares a second-quarter 2026 cash dividend of $0.20 per share, payable April 22 to shareholders of record on April 1. The distribution marks the company’s 118th consecutive quarterly cash dividend since its Nasdaq listing in February 1996 and follows a matching $0.20 payout for the first quarter of 2026 that was paid Jan. 23. The company underscores the routine nature of the payment and reiterates its Nasdaq ticker symbol, ANDE.
Management frames the payout as part of a disciplined capital-allocation policy that prioritizes predictable returns alongside operational continuity in agriculture and renewable fuels. Headquartered in Maumee, The Andersons positions the dividend within a broader Statement of Principles that emphasizes service to customers, employee development and community support. The company presents the consistent quarterly payments as evidence of multi-decade commitment to returning capital while maintaining core business activities across North American grain merchandising, crop inputs and ethanol operations.
The announcement comes ahead of a scheduled fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results release after 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday, Feb. 17, which company communications say will provide further transparency around earnings that inform future dividend and capital-allocation decisions. The Andersons directs stakeholders to its SEC filings and corporate website for detailed financial disclosures and says the succinct release cadence is intended to keep customers, employees and partners informed as it manages cyclical commodity and fuel markets.
Earnings timing and disclosure
The company’s reminder of the Feb. 17 earnings release signals an upcoming update on performance drivers such as grain merchandising margins, ethanol volumes and input retailing trends. Analysts and counterparties are expected to look for commentary on margin recovery, inventory positions and renewable fuels demand dynamics that could influence near-term operating cash flow.
Operations and governance context
As a North American agriculture and renewable fuels company, The Andersons continues to stress operational resilience and community engagement as central to its governance. The firm’s ongoing dividend record is presented as consistent with its Statement of Principles and long-term approach to balancing stakeholder interests across customers, employees, communities and capital providers.