Strategy Proposes Daily Dividends for STRF, STRC, STRK and STRD

Strategy is proposing a new dividend schedule for four of its U.S.-listed preferred securities, with dividends accruing every calendar day, including weekends and holidays, and being paid on the next business day.

The proposal covers Strategy’s STRF, STRC, STRK and STRD preferred securities. Cointelegraph reported the development, citing Strategy’s proposal to change the dividend structure without changing the existing dividend rates or the total amount paid.

Daily Accrual Would Include Weekends and Holidays

Under the proposed structure, every calendar day would become a dividend record date. That means dividends would continue to accrue on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, while the corresponding payment would be made on the following business day.

Strategy said the proposal is designed to alter the frequency and timing of dividend accrual and payments rather than the underlying economic terms of the securities. The company has described the changes as a way to support price stability, liquidity and demand for its preferred securities.

The proposal applies to four preferred stock classes: STRF, STRC, STRK and STRD. STRC had already shifted from monthly to semi-monthly dividends earlier in 2026, while the other securities have operated on different dividend schedules.

Shareholders to Vote on the Proposal

Strategy’s board approved the proposal on Sept. 24, according to the company’s preliminary proxy materials and an associated filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Shareholders are scheduled to vote on the proposed amendments at a virtual special meeting on Oct. 28. If approved, the new dividend mechanism would then be implemented according to the timetable outlined by Strategy.

Strategy’s proposed timeline calls for STRC to begin the new cadence first, with Nov. 1 identified as its first record date and Nov. 2 as the corresponding payment date. STRF, STRK and STRD would follow in January, with Jan. 1 and Jan. 4 identified as the first record and payment dates, respectively, if the proposal is approved.

Strategy Seeks More Frequent Cash-Flow Timing

Strategy has framed the proposed changes around the trading characteristics of its preferred securities. The company said more frequent dividend accruals and payments could reduce the time between dividend entitlement and payment while supporting liquidity and market efficiency.

The proposal does not itself change the stated dividend rates or increase Strategy’s total regular dividend obligations. Instead, it would distribute the existing dividend economics across a daily accrual framework, with payments made on the next business day.

The proposed amendments remain subject to shareholder approval. Strategy’s special meeting on Oct. 28 is therefore the next formal decision point for the new dividend schedule.

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