Quarterly Dividend Announced
Alamos Gold Announces US$0.04 Quarterly Dividend and Continues 17-Year Streak
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Alamos Gold Inc. has declared a quarterly dividend of US$0.04 per common share for 2026, marking another payout in the company's 17-year dividend streak Montreal Gazette. The dividend qualifies as an "eligible dividend" for Canadian income tax purposes and will be paid on September 24, 2026 to shareholders on record as of September 10, 2025.
The mining company has returned $106 million to shareholders so far in 2026 through dividends and share buybacks combined UK Market Screener. Alamos also offers a dividend reinvestment plan that lets shareholders buy new shares at market price with zero transaction costs, instead of taking cash.
17 Years of Unbroken Dividend Payments
Alamos Gold has maintained dividend payments for 17 consecutive years, showing steady shareholder returns through market ups and downs Montreal Gazette. This consistency reflects the company's commitment to returning cash to investors while investing in gold production operations.
Cash Returns Exceed $100 Million in 2026
Through the first part of 2026, Alamos has distributed $106 million to shareholders via two channels: dividend payments and share repurchase programs UK Market Screener. This aggressive capital return strategy suggests the company is generating strong cash flows from its gold mining operations.
Dividend Reinvestment Offers No-Cost Share Growth
Shareholders can enroll in Alamos's dividend reinvestment plan to receive additional common shares instead of cash payments Montreal Gazette. The shares are issued at the prevailing market price with no trading fees, allowing investors to compound their holdings at no extra cost.
Eligible Dividend Status Benefits Canadian Investors
The quarterly dividend qualifies as an "eligible dividend" under Canadian tax law Montreal Gazette. This classification provides favorable tax treatment for Canadian residents, reducing the effective tax rate compared to regular income or non-eligible dividends.
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