IMCD sets July ex-dividend date, shares track Amsterdam peers

By Christina Vogel, Background & Management desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-26, 10:44.

IMCD (NL0010801007) has confirmed the timing of its 2025 dividend, with an ex-dividend date scheduled for 24 July 2025 and payment set for 31 July 2025, according to its Amsterdam listing.

Dividend dates and Amsterdam listing

On Euronext Amsterdam, IMCD shares trade under the ticker IMCD in euros, with the group classified in the chemicals distribution and specialty ingredients sector alongside peers such as Brenntag and Azelis.

For the 2024 financial year, IMCD proposed a dividend per share in line with its established payout policy, with the upcoming July 2025 ex-dividend and payment dates reflecting the standard one-week settlement window on the Dutch market, according to the company’s dividend timetable on its investor pages.

Consensus points to modest earnings growth

Analyst data compiled by MarketScreener show that a majority of covering banks rate IMCD as a Buy or equivalent, with consensus expectations for single-digit percentage growth in earnings per share over the next two years and a forward price-earnings multiple in the mid-twenties.

In recent sector commentary, Reuters has highlighted that European specialty chemical distributors, including Brenntag and Azelis, have seen demand stabilize after a period of destocking, a backdrop that also frames expectations for IMCD’s upcoming half-year report.

How IMCD earns its money

IMCD generates its revenues by distributing specialty chemicals and ingredients for applications ranging from pharmaceuticals and personal care to food, coatings and advanced materials, with a network of technical centers that support customers in formulation and regulatory compliance across Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific.

Current price and listing snapshot

The IMCD shares (NL0010801007) trade on Euronext Amsterdam in euros; at the time of writing the latest verifiable price data point shows the stock quoted in the low triple-digit euro range on the Dutch exchange.

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