But it also means that we're primed to see a bit of a share price drop for the company in question.

Why? Well, whenever a company declares a new dividend payment, it must also nominate an ex-dividend date to preceed it.

The ex-dividend date acts as a line in the sand in terms of who actually gets the dividend. If you own a company's shares before the nominated ex-dividend date, you go on the books as being eligible for payment. However, if you buy those same shares on or after the ex-dividend date, the receiving rights to the dividend remain with the seller. You miss out, in other words.

This value leaves the dividend-paying companies' books when it trades ex-dividend. As such, we normally see a corresponding drop in that company's share price.

So today, let's talk about three ASX All Ords shares that will experience this very phenomenon over the coming week

Three ASX All Ords shares poised to trade ex-dividend

ResMed Inc (ASX: RMD)

First up is healthcare stock Resmed. Resmed is a rather unusual share in that it pays out its dividends every quarter, rather than the normal six months. Just last week, the company revealed that its next dividend, due on 3 April, will be worth an unfranked 4.8 US cents per share. That's the same payment investors enjoyed last quarter.

Since this payment is denominated in US dollars, we don't yet know what the final amount will be in our local currency. But what we do know is that the ex-dividend payment for this upcoming dividend is set for next Wednesday, 7 February. So if you wish to bag this payment, you'll need to own Resmed shares by the close of trade on Tuesday.

Euroz Hartleys Group Ltd (ASX: EZL)

Next, let's discuss All Ords financial services share Euroz Hartleys Group. Earlier this week, Euroz Hartleys reported its half-year results for the six months ending 31 December. The company took the opportunity to announce that its upcoming interim dividend would be worth 1.75 cents per share, fully franked.

That's a bit of a drop from Euroz's final dividend from August, which was worth 3.5 cents per share. It's also a decline from last year's interim dividend of 2.5 cents per share.

Investors have until the end of trading today to secure this latest payment, given Euroz Hartleys is scheduled to trade ex-dividend tomorrow, 2 February. Payment day will then come around later this month on 16 February.

Nickel Industries Ltd (ASX: NIC)

Finally, let's talk about All Ords nickel stock Nickel Industries. Nickel Industries also gave investors some results earlier this week, albeit for the past quarter. In these results, the company revealed a final dividend of 2.5 cents per share, unfranked. That's a 25% rise over both the interim and final dividends from 2023. These both amounted to 2 cents per share.

Like Euroz Hartleys, Nickel Industries will go ex-dividend for this payment tomorrow, 2 February. So investors have until the end of today's trading to secure it if they wish.

The dividend will then be doled out to eligible investors on 19 February.

A bonus ex-dividend date for your calendar

It's probably worth mentioning a share that isn't exactly on the All Ords, but is popular and trading ex-dividend tomorrow as well. Shareholders of the Australian Foundation Investment Company Ltd (ASX: AFI) are also looking forward to their upcoming interim dividend this month.

AFIC will be forking out a fully-franked 11.5 cents per share on 26 February. That's a pleasing 4.55% rise over the 11 cents per share enjoyed in 2023. But once more, aspirants better be quick, as AFIC shares will cut off eligibility for this payout tomorrow.

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Whenever an ASX share pays out a dividend, it must also nominate an ex-dividend date. This is the date that rules in existing investors for dividend eligibility and rules out new investors from said dividend.

These ex-dividend dates are normally notable events for a company. That's because they tend to result in a big share price fall, thanks to the loss of value that occurs when a dividend payment is cut off from new investors.

So today, let's discuss four All Ords shares that will go through this journey next week for upcoming dividend payments to their shareholders.

4 All Ords shares going ex-dividend next week

Euroz Hartleys Group Ltd (ASX: EZL)

ASX All Ords financial services company Euroz Hartley is first up. This All Ords share only revealed the details of its latest dividend earlier this week. The company is set to fork out a final dividend of 3.5 cents per share, fully franked, on 1 September next month.

That's a big drop from last year's final dividend of 8.5 cents per share. Not to mention the special dividend of 20.27 cents per share investors bagged back in February. That was alongside the ordinary interim dividend of 2.5 cents.

But the ex-dividend date for this upcoming payment is scheduled for Monday,14 August. That means today is the last day investors can buy Euroz Hartley shares if they want to secure this payment.

The Euroz Hartley share price currently gives the company a trailing dividend yield of 5.56%.

ResMed Inc (ASX: RMD)

The Resmed share price has had a rough week, falling a horrid 18.5% or so since this ASX All Ords share reported its earnings last Friday. This healthcare company is one of the rare shares on the All Ords that pay out quarterly dividends. That's thanks to its primary listing being over in the United States.

Resmed's latest quarterly payout will come in at 4.8 US cents per share, or approximately 7.4 Australian cents (the final figure is yet to be determined).  That's slightly above the last quarterly dividend of 4.4 US cents (6.657 Australian cents at the time).

Investors will see this dividend arrive in their bank accounts on 21 September, with the ex-dividend date set for next Wednesday (16 August).

Today, Resmed shares have a trailing dividend yield of 0.91%.

Newcrest Mining Ltd (ASX: NCM)

We only found out the details of All Ords gold share Newcrest's latest dividend this morning when the company revealed its latest earnings. These did contain some good news for dividend investors. Newcrest announced a fully-franked final dividend of 20 US cents (31 cents at current exchange rates) per share.

That would be a decent jump from the 29.16 cents per share final dividend that Newcrest investors were treated to in 2022, as well as the interim dividend of 22.35 cents per share from March this year.

The ex-dividend date for this latest payment has been set for next Friday, 18 August, with the payment date scheduled for a month later on 18 September. Right now, Newcrest shares offer a dividend yield of 2.01%.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA)

Last, but certainly not least, we have our final All Ords share in banking kingpin CBA. CBA is traditionally one of the first companies to kick off earnings season, and this August was no different. CBA reported its latest earnings on Wednesday and would have also delighted income investors.

The bank announced that its final dividend for this year would come in at a fully-franked $2.40 per share. That's a meaningful rise over both the final dividend from last year and 2023's interim dividend. These were both payments of $2.10 per share.

The ex-dividend date for this latest payout has been set for Wednesday next week (16 August). Payday will then come on 28 September next month.

The CBA dividend yield is today sitting at 4.3%.

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Put simply, if you own a company's shares before an ex-dividend date passes, you get paid. If you buy them after the ex-div date has passed, you miss out.

It so happens that the current trading week has three of these ex-dividend dates. So let's check out which shares are about to cut off investors from their latest dividend payments.

3 ASX shares going ex-dividend this week

CVC Limited (ASX: CVC)

Investment company CVC is first up today. This company is a provider of investment products, including managed funds ad property trusts. CVC is scheduled to pay out its next dividend on 20 February next month. This interim dividend will be worth 4 cents per share and will come fully franked.

This 4 cents per share dividend is steady from the same interim payment that investors enjoyed last year. But investors will need to be quick if they are desperate to receive this dividend. That's because CVC is scheduled to trade ex-dividend for this payment tomorrow, 31 January.

So today is effectively the last day investors can buy CVC shares and get the dividend thrown in. At current pricing, CVC shares have a trailing dividend yield of 4.5%.

Euroz Hartleys Group Ltd (ASX: EZL)

ASX financial services company Euroz Hartleys is next up today. Investors are no doubt looking forward to the company's next interim dividend, which is scheduled to hit bank accounts next month on 17 February.

Shareholders can look forward to receiving a payment worth 2.5 cents per share, fully franked, which again is flat on last year's interim dividend.

Investors have a little more time to get in before this dividend shuts off to new investors, but not by much. Euroz shares will go ex-div on 1 February, this Wednesday.

So if you want to nab this dividend, there's your cutoff date. Euroz Hartleys currently has a trailing dividend yield of 10.78%.

Australian Foundation Investment Co Ltd (ASX: AFI)

Listed investment company (LIC) AFIC is our last share worth a look at today. AFIC is an ASX veteran, having been around for close to 100 years.

This well-loved income share is also coming up to a new interim dividend payment. Investors will receive the company's fully franked interim dividend of 11 cents per share on 24 February next month.

This interim dividend is a pleasing 10% hike over last year's interim dividend of 10 cents per share.

But would-be shareholders have until 2 February, the ex-dividend date, to buy shares if they want to receive it. At the last AFIC share price, this LIC had a dividend yield of 3.26%.

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