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TRUT dividend history: VanEck Technology TruSector

Every distribution TRUT paid since 2025, with a trailing 12-month yield of 0.35% and quarterly payments. Amounts are the cash actually paid per share before tax; prices are end-of-day (as of 22 Oct 2026).

Summary

Paid, last 12 months
0.1100 USD
Yield on today's price
0.35%
Frequency
Quarterly
Latest ex-date
1 Oct 2026
Next ex-date
Not announced

Last 5 distributions per current share

1 Oct 2025: 0.0130 29 Dec 2025: 0.0230 1 Apr 2026: 0.0260 1 Jul 2026: 0.0330 1 Oct 2026: 0.0280 Oct 2025 Oct 2026 top bar 0.0330

Totals per year

YearPer current sharePayments
20260.08703
20250.03602

Distributions: ex-dividend dates and amounts

Ex-dividend datePay dateAmount per share
6 Oct 20260.0280
7 Jul 20260.0330
7 Apr 20260.0260
31 Dec 20250.0230
6 Oct 20250.0130
The 36 most recent of 5 distributions we hold, before tax, from EODHD.

TRUT dividends: frequently asked questions

What is the TRUT dividend yield?

TRUT paid 0.11 per share over the last 12 months, a trailing yield of 0.35% on today's price of $31.62. The yield moves with the share price and with each distribution, so it is a look back, not a promise.

How often does TRUT pay a dividend?

TRUT pays quarterly. The cash usually arrives about 5 days after the ex-dividend date. Own the shares before the ex-dividend date to receive that payment.

When is the next TRUT ex-dividend date?

No upcoming ex-dividend date for TRUT is in our data yet. Funds announce distributions shortly before the ex-date, so check back or see the issuer's website.

What was the last TRUT dividend?

The latest distribution went ex on 1 October 2026 and was 0.0280 per share.

More on TRUT

TRUT price, returns and holdingsDividend yield explainedEx-dividend and record datesDividend calendar

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