A couple of well-known ASX 200 shares are set to trade ex-dividend next week.
As we head towards the end of the financial year, you might want to secure some dividend income in July.
Let's take a look at which popular shares will be trading without rights soon.
Which ASX 200 shares are going ex-dividend?
Premier Investments Ltd (ASX: PMV) shares will go ex-dividend next Tuesday.
Previously, the board declared a record fully franked dividend of 46 cents per share at the company's half year results.
The interim dividend represents an increase of 35.3% when compared to the 34 cents in H1 FY21.
The retail conglomerate's shares are currently down 0.74% to $20.07.
This means that the company's share price is trading at an attractive 3.83% dividend yield.
Eligible shareholders can expect to be paid on 27 July.
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corp Ltd (ASX: FPH) shares are also going ex-dividend next week, but on Wednesday.
Last month, the board announced an unfranked final dividend of NZ$0.22.5 cents (A$0.2046) per share at the company's FY22 results.
This brings the full year dividend to 39.5 cents and reflects an improvement of 2% from the previous financial year.
At the time of writing, the medical device company's shares are down 3.24% to $17.34.
This means its shares have a dividend yield of 2.1%.
For those shareholders who are eligible for the dividend, you will receive payment on 6 July.
Foolish Takeaway
To qualify for any of these dividends you need to make sure you are on the share registry before the ex-dividend date.
An explanation for the ex-dividend date is when investors must have purchased a company's shares beforehand. If you do buy a company's shares on or after the ex-dividend date, then the upcoming dividend will go to the seller.
It's worth noting that if you sell on or after the ex-dividend date, you will still qualify for the dividend.
