AIICO Insurance Plc Declares 12 Kobo Final Dividend for 2025, Sets AGM for June 5

[Adewale Stock]

AIICO Insurance Plc has announced a final dividend of 12 kobo per ordinary share for the year ended December 31, 2025, subject to withholding tax and shareholder approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting. The dividend will be paid electronically on June 5, 2026to shareholders registered as of the qualification date, May 27, 2026.

Key Dates for Shareholders​

The company’s register of members will close from May 28 to June 4, 2026 (both dates inclusive). Shareholders who have completed e-dividend registration will receive payments directly into their bank accounts on the payment date.

AGM and Corporate Actions​

AIICO’s Annual General Meeting is scheduled for June 5, 2026, at 11:00 AM at Shell Hall, 8/9 Marina Road, Onikan, Lagos. No bonus issue has been proposed.

E-Dividend Reminder​

Unregistered shareholders are urged to complete e-dividend mandates via the registrar’s portal at crlselfservice.coronation.ng or contact Coronation Registrars Limited. Those with unclaimed dividends or share certificates should also reach out to the registrar.

Contact: Coronation Registrars Limited (Plot 009, Amodu Ojikutu Street, Victoria Island, Lagos) or AIICO Investor Relations (Bisola Elias, +234 8128114913, belias@aiicoplc.com).

 

[John Esther]

AIICO Insurance Plc has announced a final dividend of 12 kobo per ordinary share for the year ended December 31, 2025, subject to withholding tax and shareholder approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting. The dividend will be paid electronically on June 5, 2026to shareholders registered as of the qualification date, May 27, 2026.

Key Dates for Shareholders​

The company’s register of members will close from May 28 to June 4, 2026 (both dates inclusive). Shareholders who have completed e-dividend registration will receive payments directly into their bank accounts on the payment date.

AGM and Corporate Actions​

AIICO’s Annual General Meeting is scheduled for June 5, 2026, at 11:00 AM at Shell Hall, 8/9 Marina Road, Onikan, Lagos. No bonus issue has been proposed.

E-Dividend Reminder​

Unregistered shareholders are urged to complete e-dividend mandates via the registrar’s portal at crlselfservice.coronation.ng or contact Coronation Registrars Limited. Those with unclaimed dividends or share certificates should also reach out to the registrar.

Contact: Coronation Registrars Limited (Plot 009, Amodu Ojikutu Street, Victoria Island, Lagos) or AIICO Investor Relations (Bisola Elias, +234 8128114913, belias@aiicoplc.com).

Nice update.
AIICO’s 12 kobo dividend may look small, but it shows consistency, they’re still returning value to shareholders. The key thing here is knowing your dates: qualify before May 27, and payment comes June 5.
Also, the e-dividend part is important — if your details aren’t updated, you might miss the payout or delay it.
Overall, it’s another steady, income-style play. Not huge returns, but consistency is what matters with stocks like this.

 

[Chinyere]

AIICO Insurance Plc has announced a final dividend of 12 kobo per ordinary share for the year ended December 31, 2025, subject to withholding tax and shareholder approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting. The dividend will be paid electronically on June 5, 2026to shareholders registered as of the qualification date, May 27, 2026.

Key Dates for Shareholders​

The company’s register of members will close from May 28 to June 4, 2026 (both dates inclusive). Shareholders who have completed e-dividend registration will receive payments directly into their bank accounts on the payment date.

AGM and Corporate Actions​

AIICO’s Annual General Meeting is scheduled for June 5, 2026, at 11:00 AM at Shell Hall, 8/9 Marina Road, Onikan, Lagos. No bonus issue has been proposed.

E-Dividend Reminder​

Unregistered shareholders are urged to complete e-dividend mandates via the registrar’s portal at crlselfservice.coronation.ng or contact Coronation Registrars Limited. Those with unclaimed dividends or share certificates should also reach out to the registrar.

Contact: Coronation Registrars Limited (Plot 009, Amodu Ojikutu Street, Victoria Island, Lagos) or AIICO Investor Relations (Bisola Elias, +234 8128114913, belias@aiicoplc.com).

Thanks for the information

 

[Chinyere]

Nice update.
AIICO’s 12 kobo dividend may look small, but it shows consistency, they’re still returning value to shareholders. The key thing here is knowing your dates: qualify before May 27, and payment comes June 5.
Also, the e-dividend part is important — if your details aren’t updated, you might miss the payout or delay it.
Overall, it’s another steady, income-style play. Not huge returns, but consistency is what matters with stocks like this.

AIICO’s 12 kobo dividend may look small, but consistency is the real signal here. A company that keeps paying, even small amounts, is showing stability and respect for shareholders.
Knowing the qualification date (May 27) and payment date (June 5) is very important because if you don’t hold before the qualification date, the dividend won’t be yours. And the e-dividend update is not something investors should ignore — many people miss or delay their dividends simply because their bank details are not properly registered.
In simple terms: this is a steady income-type stock, not a fast growth stock. The returns may not be huge immediately, but over time, consistent dividends plus possible price appreciation can build solid long-term returns. Consistency is the real power in stocks like this.

 

[Little Princess]

AIICO Insurance Plc has announced a final dividend of 12 kobo per ordinary share for the year ended December 31, 2025, subject to withholding tax and shareholder approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting. The dividend will be paid electronically on June 5, 2026to shareholders registered as of the qualification date, May 27, 2026.

Key Dates for Shareholders​

The company’s register of members will close from May 28 to June 4, 2026 (both dates inclusive). Shareholders who have completed e-dividend registration will receive payments directly into their bank accounts on the payment date.

AGM and Corporate Actions​

AIICO’s Annual General Meeting is scheduled for June 5, 2026, at 11:00 AM at Shell Hall, 8/9 Marina Road, Onikan, Lagos. No bonus issue has been proposed.

E-Dividend Reminder​

Unregistered shareholders are urged to complete e-dividend mandates via the registrar’s portal at crlselfservice.coronation.ng or contact Coronation Registrars Limited. Those with unclaimed dividends or share certificates should also reach out to the registrar.

Contact: Coronation Registrars Limited (Plot 009, Amodu Ojikutu Street, Victoria Island, Lagos) or AIICO Investor Relations (Bisola Elias, +234 8128114913, belias@aiicoplc.com).

Thanks for this comprehensive breakdown, @Adewale Stock! It’s great to see the admin keeping us updated on the specific dates. ️

With the MPR at 27.5%, every kobo counts, and having the registrar details (Coronation Registrars) right there makes it so much easier for members to take action. This kind of 'Housekeeping' is what helps everyone actually get the value they've invested for! ️

 

[Little Princess]

Nice update.
AIICO’s 12 kobo dividend may look small, but it shows consistency, they’re still returning value to shareholders. The key thing here is knowing your dates: qualify before May 27, and payment comes June 5.
Also, the e-dividend part is important — if your details aren’t updated, you might miss the payout or delay it.
Overall, it’s another steady, income-style play. Not huge returns, but consistency is what matters with stocks like this.

Spot on, @John Esther! 12 kobo might not seem like a 'lottery win,' but when you factor in the current share price of AIICO, the Dividend Yield is actually quite respectable for the insurance sector. ️

You’re right the e-dividend registration is where many people leave money on the table. It’s better to have a steady, consistent 'Income Stream' than to chase a 'Moonshot' that never pays out. ‍

 

[Little Princess]

Thanks for the information

Exactly, @Chinyere! Knowledge is power in this market. Staying ahead of these corporate actions is the only way to ensure your portfolio isn't just growing on paper, but actually hitting your bank account!

 

[Little Princess]

AIICO’s 12 kobo dividend may look small, but consistency is the real signal here. A company that keeps paying, even small amounts, is showing stability and respect for shareholders.
Knowing the qualification date (May 27) and payment date (June 5) is very important because if you don’t hold before the qualification date, the dividend won’t be yours. And the e-dividend update is not something investors should ignore — many people miss or delay their dividends simply because their bank details are not properly registered.
In simple terms: this is a steady income-type stock, not a fast growth stock. The returns may not be huge immediately, but over time, consistent dividends plus possible price appreciation can build solid long-term returns. Consistency is the real power in stocks like this.

I love that phrase: 'Consistency is the real signal.' ️ You’re so right, @Chinyere. In a market where inflation is at 15.06%, we need companies that show 'Stability and Respect' for their investors.

Your point about May 27th is vital, timing is everything! If you buy on May 28th, you’ve missed the 'fresh ticket' to that payout. It’s the combination of these small, consistent wins that eventually outruns the inflation noise. Steady wins the race!

 

[Chinyere]

True talk. With MPR at 27.5%, fixed income is already attractive, so for equities, dividends and actually receiving them on time becomes very important. That’s why registrar details like Coronation Registrars Limited matter — many investors don’t get their dividends simply because their e-dividend is not set up.
This kind of update is not small at all. It helps investors:
Know qualification date
Know payment date
Fix e-dividend issues
Actually receive their money
Investment is not just buying stocks — it’s also making sure you receive your returns. That’s the housekeeping many investors ignore.

 

[Little Princess]

True talk. With MPR at 27.5%, fixed income is already attractive, so for equities, dividends and actually receiving them on time becomes very important. That’s why registrar details like Coronation Registrars Limited matter — many investors don’t get their dividends simply because their e-dividend is not set up.
This kind of update is not small at all. It helps investors:
Know qualification date
Know payment date
Fix e-dividend issues
Actually receive their money
Investment is not just buying stocks — it’s also making sure you receive your returns. That’s the housekeeping many investors ignore.

You’ve hit the nail on the head, @Chinyere! This is what I call the "Final Mile" of investing.
In a market with a 27.5% MPR, the "Opportunity Cost" of your money is extremely high. If your dividend sits in an "Unclaimed" list for six months because of a paperwork error, inflation is literally eating your returns while you wait.
You’re absolutely right, "Investment is not just buying stocks." It’s a full cycle:
* Analysis: Picking the right engine (like MTN or GTCO).
* Positioning: Buying before the April 13th qualification.
* Housekeeping: Ensuring Coronation Registrars has your current NUBAN.
If you miss Step 3, the first two don't matter for your bank account! It’s great to see the community focusing on this "Administrative Alpha." It’s the boring stuff that actually pays the bills! ️
Have you checked your CSCS portal recently to see if there are any "ghost" dividends from previous years waiting for a mandate? If anyone needs a direct link to the Coronation or DataMax portals, let me know!

 

[Chinyere]

Exactly. That’s the key — it may not look big on paper, but relative to price, the yield is actually decent for an insurance play like AIICO Insurance Plc.
And you’re very right about e-dividend — many investors don’t have a return problem, they have a collection problem.
In the end, steady income + consistency beats chasing hype. Small, reliable payouts over time can build more wealth than waiting for one big “moonshot” that may never come.

 

[Chinyere]

I agree with you

 

[Chinyere]

You’ve hit the nail on the head, @Chinyere! This is what I call the "Final Mile" of investing.
In a market with a 27.5% MPR, the "Opportunity Cost" of your money is extremely high. If your dividend sits in an "Unclaimed" list for six months because of a paperwork error, inflation is literally eating your returns while you wait.
You’re absolutely right, "Investment is not just buying stocks." It’s a full cycle:
* Analysis: Picking the right engine (like MTN or GTCO).
* Positioning: Buying before the April 13th qualification.
* Housekeeping: Ensuring Coronation Registrars has your current NUBAN.
If you miss Step 3, the first two don't matter for your bank account! It’s great to see the community focusing on this "Administrative Alpha." It’s the boring stuff that actually pays the bills! ️
Have you checked your CSCS portal recently to see if there are any "ghost" dividends from previous years waiting for a mandate? If anyone needs a direct link to the Coronation or DataMax portals, let me know!

Noted

 

[Chinyere]

Exactly