Gazprom Neft shares fall more than 7% amid dividend gap

Shares of the company on October 13 at a minimum fell by 7.4%, to е587 per share. Earlier, the Board of Directors recommended to pay dividends for the first half of 2026 in the amount of ия42.51 per share

Максим Кармаза

Published Oct 13, 2026

Gazprom Neft shares fall more than 7% amid dividend gap

Shares of Gazprom Neft on Tuesday, October 13, at a minimum fell by 7.4%, to е587 per share. This is evidenced by the trading data of the Moscow Exchange.

By 11:35 GMT, the company's paper had slowed down by 4.56% and traded at .605 per share.

The reason for the decline in quotations was the dividend gap. Monday, October 12, was the last day when shares could be bought for dividends in the first half of 2026. Shareholders will receive a dividend of ы42.51 per share.

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