Stocks Going Ex-Dividend on August 28, 2026: Altius Minerals, Autoliv, and Molson Coors

Altius Minerals Corp (ATUSF), Autoliv Inc (ALV), and Molson Coors Beverage Co (TAP) are scheduled to trade ex-dividend on 8/28/26. Investors who purchase shares on or after the ex-dividend date will not be entitled to the upcoming payouts. The announced dividends are $0.11 per share for Altius Minerals, payable on 9/15/26; $0.87 per share for Autoliv, payable on 9/15/26; and $0.48 per share for Molson Coors, payable on 9/18/26.

Expected Ex-Dividend Price Adjustments

On the ex-dividend date, a stock will often open lower by roughly the amount of the dividend, although the actual move can differ depending on broader market conditions, sector performance, liquidity, and company-specific news.

• Altius Minerals Corp (ATUSF): Based on a recent share price of $47.36, the $0.11 quarterly dividend represents approximately 0.23% of the stock price.
• Autoliv Inc (ALV): The $0.87 quarterly dividend implies an approximate 0.71% adjustment.
• Molson Coors Beverage Co (TAP): The $0.48 quarterly dividend implies an approximate 1.14% adjustment.

All else being equal, that suggests ATUSF could open about 0.23% lower on 8/28/26, ALV about 0.71% lower, and TAP about 1.14% lower. In practice, opening prices rarely reflect dividends in isolation, so these figures are best viewed as mechanical reference points rather than forecasts.

Upcoming Dividends at a Glance

• ATUSF: $0.11 quarterly dividend, payable 9/15/26
• ALV: $0.87 quarterly dividend, payable 9/15/26
• TAP: $0.48 quarterly dividend, payable 9/18/26
• Ex-dividend date for all three: 8/28/26

Dividend History Charts

Dividend history can help frame the durability of a payout. A long record of stable or rising distributions may support confidence in future income generation, while uneven histories can indicate greater sensitivity to earnings cycles, capital allocation shifts, or operating volatility.

Altius Minerals Corp (ATUSF):

Autoliv Inc (ALV):

Molson Coors Beverage Co (TAP):

What the Annualized Dividend Yield Looks Like

If the newly announced quarterly dividends are maintained for a full year, the indicated annualized yields would be approximately 0.93% for Altius Minerals, 2.83% for Autoliv, and 4.55% for Molson Coors.

That annualization exercise is useful, but it should not be treated as sufficient on its own. Dividend sustainability is shaped by earnings power, free cash flow, leverage, cyclicality, and management's capital allocation priorities. For companies operating in cyclical industries, payout stability can diverge materially from a simple trailing or annualized yield calculation.

How to Read These Dividend Setups

Among the three names, the immediate ex-dividend effect is smallest for Altius Minerals and largest for Molson Coors on a percentage basis. That does not make one opportunity inherently better than another. A higher indicated yield can reflect income strength, but it can also reflect a lower share price, a slower-growth profile, or market skepticism about future cash generation.

For that reason, the dividend history charts above are most useful when paired with a broader review of payout consistency, business cyclicality, and balance-sheet flexibility. In practical terms, the ex-dividend date matters for settlement and entitlement, while the larger investment question is whether the company can support and potentially extend its distribution over time.

Recent Trading

In Wednesday trading, Altius Minerals Corp shares are down about 2.9%, Autoliv Inc shares are off about 0.8%, and Molson Coors Beverage Co shares are up about 0.5% on the day.

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