Vistance Networks (VISN) Leads Five Dividend Payouts on August 28
As seen on the 24/7 Wall St. homepage on August 28, 2026.
- 2TMUST-Mobile US$1.02/sh$1.1B
- 3EBAYeBay$0.31/sh$138M
- 4COLBColumbia Banking System$0.37/sh$105M
- 5MCHBMechanics Bancorp$0.25/sh$55.1M
Vistance Networks leads today's payments with $1.15 billion going to shareholders. T-Mobile is close behind, with eBay, Columbia Banking System and Mechanics Bancorp rounding out the list.
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Today's ex-dividend date of August 28, 2026 triggers payouts across five companies, with Vistance Networks topping the list at $1.15 billion distributed to shareholders at $5.00 per share. That payment was made the prior day, on August 27, meaning shareholders of record already have funds in motion.
T-Mobile US is the second-largest payer in today's group, sending out just over $1.09 billion at $1.02 per share, with that payment scheduled for September 10. The gap between the two largest payers is relatively narrow in dollar terms, making this an unusually top-heavy dividend day.
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eBay and Columbia Banking System follow with smaller but meaningful payouts. eBay distributes $0.31 per share for a total of roughly $138 million, payable September 11, while Columbia Banking System pays $0.37 per share totaling just over $104.7 million, with shareholders receiving funds September 14.
Mechanics Bancorp rounds out the group with a $0.25 per share payment totaling $55.1 million, scheduled for September 1. Investors who did not hold shares before today's ex-date are not eligible for any of these distributions across the five companies.