ADP Leads Five Stocks Going Ex-Dividend on September 11, 2026

As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on September 11, 2026.

Biggest dividend payouts · Sep 11
ADP ADP
$675M $1.70 per share
  • 2BKNGBooking Holdings$0.42/sh$316M
  • 3GLPIGaming & Leisure Properties$0.82/sh$239M
  • 4RYAAYRyanair$0.44/sh$230M
  • 5NDAQNasdaq$0.31/sh$173M

ADP is sending shareholders about $675 million, or $1.70 a share, with the money arriving October 1. Booking Holdings is next at roughly $316 million, followed by Gaming & Leisure Properties, Ryanair and Nasdaq.

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Five companies go ex-dividend on September 11, 2026, so anyone not on the shareholder record today collects none of these payments. The window to qualify has closed.

ADP leads the group with the largest distribution at $1.70 per share, with cash arriving October 1.

Gaming and Leisure Properties and Ryanair sit close together on total payouts, paying later in September.

Nasdaq rounds out the group, making September 25 the first payment date in the cluster.

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Mentioned: ADP, BKNG, GLPI, RYAAY, NDAQ

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