Proximus sets July ex-dividend date, shares anchored in Brussels trade

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-29, 12:09.

Proximus (BE0003810273) enters the summer with its ordinary dividend timetable in focus. The Brussels-listed telecom operator, part of the BEL 20 index, has an ex-dividend date set for early July according to its investor relations calendar Proximus dividend information.

Dividend and Brussels listing

Proximus shares trade on Euronext Brussels under the ticker PROX, with the group maintaining a stated ambition to offer an attractive return to shareholders via recurring dividends, as outlined in its capital allocation policy Proximus capital markets presentations. The company positions its payout alongside continued investment in fiber and 5G coverage in Belgium.

In its latest annual report for 2025, Proximus proposed a gross dividend of €1.40 per share for the financial year 2025, split between an interim dividend of €0.70 and a final dividend of €0.70, with payment dates clustered around May and July, reinforcing the stock’s income profile for domestic and international investors Proximus 2025 annual report.

Analyst view and sector peers

On MarketScreener, nine analysts currently cover Proximus, with the majority ratings concentrated in Hold and Buy, and an average 12-month price target around €9.80, which highlights a moderate implied upside versus recent trading levels MarketScreener consensus on Proximus. The stock is often compared with peers such as Orange in France and Deutsche Telekom in Germany, both of which also emphasize dividend stability.

According to a recent note on the European telecom sector by Deutsche Bank, large incumbents including Proximus, Orange and Deutsche Telekom continue to rely on steady cash flows from fixed and mobile services to underpin dividends, even as they ramp up investment in fiber infrastructure and digital services Deutsche Bank European telecoms dividend outlook. Proximus’s policy of a stable or growing dividend fits into this broader regional pattern.

The business behind Proximus

Proximus generates most of its revenue from fixed and mobile telecommunications services in Belgium, supplemented by ICT and cloud solutions for enterprise clients through its BICS and Telesign units, as described in its 2025 annual report Proximus 2025 annual report. Fiber-to-the-home roll-out and 5G upgrades are central to its medium-term investment plan.

Where the stock trades today

The Proximus shares (BE0003810273) trade on Euronext Brussels under the ticker PROX at around €8.60 as of 2026-06-29, 11:55, based on data from Euronext’s official price feed.

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