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MPB dividend: ex-dividend date, history & yield

Mid Penn Bancorp

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Next ex-dividend date
Nov 2, 2026
Own the shares by the close of Oct 30, 2026 to receive this dividend. Payment date: Nov 13, 2026.
Share price
$34.41
As of Oct 26
Dividend per payment
$0.23
Pays quarterly
Annual dividend
$0.92
Estimated, next 12 months
Dividend yield
2.67%
Annual dividend ÷ price
1-year total return
+19.4%
Price +16.2% plus dividends

Mid Penn Bancorp (MPB) dividend summary

Mid Penn Bancorp (MPB) usually goes ex-dividend and pays in February, May, August and November. Across the 12 payments on record since February 2024, MPB's dividend went up 3 times and down once. The latest dividend of $0.23 is 4.5% higher than a year earlier ($0.22). If you own 100 shares before the Nov 2, 2026 ex-dividend date, the next dividend would pay you about $23.00 on Nov 13, 2026.

MPB dividend history

Ex-dividend datePayment dateDividend
Nov 2, 2026Nov 13, 2026$0.23
Aug 3, 2026Aug 14, 2026$0.23
May 4, 2026May 15, 2026$0.22
Feb 6, 2026Feb 17, 2026$0.27
Nov 10, 2025Nov 24, 2025$0.22
Aug 8, 2025≈ Aug 19, 2025$0.20
May 8, 2025≈ May 19, 2025$0.20
Feb 7, 2025≈ Feb 18, 2025$0.20
Nov 8, 2024≈ Nov 19, 2024$0.20
Aug 9, 2024≈ Aug 20, 2024$0.20
May 9, 2024≈ May 20, 2024$0.20
Feb 8, 2024≈ Feb 19, 2024$0.20

Payment dates marked ≈ are estimated from MPB's usual timing; the others were announced by the company.

Frequently asked questions

When is Mid Penn Bancorp (MPB)'s next ex-dividend date?

MPB's next ex-dividend date is Nov 2, 2026. To receive that dividend you need to own the shares by the close of Oct 30, 2026, the last business day before the ex-dividend date.

How much is MPB's dividend?

MPB most recently paid about $0.23 per share, and pays quarterly, which is roughly $0.92 per share a year. Amounts can change from payment to payment.

What is MPB's dividend yield?

MPB's dividend yield is about 2.67%, based on its annual dividend and a share price of $34.41 as of Oct 26, 2026. Yield changes as the price moves.

When does MPB pay its dividend?

MPB pays quarterly. The dividend for the Nov 2, 2026 ex-dividend date is paid on Nov 13, 2026.

Has MPB grown its dividend?

Over its latest 4 payments, MPB paid $0.95 per share, which was 15.9% higher than the 4 payments before that ($0.82). Past payments do not guarantee future ones.

How much income would $10,000 of MPB pay?

At the current yield of 2.67%, $10,000 invested in MPB would pay roughly $267 a year in dividends, or about $22 a month on average. Yield and dividends change, so this is an illustration only. Try the dividend income calculator for your own numbers.

Has MPB made money for investors over the past year?

Yes. Over the past year MPB's share price changed by +16.2%, and including the dividends paid its total return was about +19.4%. Past returns do not predict future returns.

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Data as of Oct 26, 2026. Figures are estimates, can be delayed or wrong, and are not investment advice. Learn more: what is an ex-dividend date? · how we calculate these figures