DVN · DEVON ENERGY CORP/DE
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Declared dividend (SEC)
0.09 USD per share declared
Fiscal period: 2019-02-01 – 2019-02-28 (10-Q)
What is DEVON ENERGY CORP/DE (DVN)?
DEVON ENERGY CORP/DE trades on NYSE under the ticker DVN. It's a public company registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission under CIK 0001090012, which means it files standardized financial reports (10-K annual, 10-Q quarterly) that anyone can read for free on EDGAR, the SEC's public filing system.
Does DVN pay a dividend, and how does the ex-dividend date work?
A dividend is a cash payment a company declares to its shareholders out of its profits. Three dates matter: the declaration date (when the board announces it, the only one captured by the structured SEC data on this page), the ex-dividend date (buy the stock on or after this date and you won't get that payment) and the payment date (when the cash actually arrives). We don't show ex-dividend or payment dates on this page — the SEC's structured XBRL data only gives us the amount declared and the fiscal period it covers, not those calendar dates, and we never estimate them.
DVN does declare a dividend: SEC XBRL data (tag `CommonStockDividendsPerShareDeclared`, from a 10-Q filing) shows 0.09 USD per share declared for the period February 1, 2019 to February 28, 2019.
What does this DVN page actually show?
This page shows DVN's live quote (licensed widget, up to 15-minute delay) plus the exact per-share dividend DEVON ENERGY CORP/DE declared to the SEC for its most recently reported period — a real, structured number pulled straight from EDGAR, never estimated.
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Glossário: os termos desta página
Dividend
A cash payment a company makes to its shareholders, usually out of profit. Not every public company pays one.
Declared dividend
The dividend amount a company's board has formally announced, as reported in its own SEC filing. That's the figure we show on this page - never an estimate.
Ex-dividend date
The first day a stock trades without the value of its next dividend. Buy on or after this date and you won't receive that specific payment. This page doesn't show this date - the SEC's structured XBRL data doesn't include it.
Payment date
The date the dividend cash actually reaches shareholders - typically a few weeks after the record date.
10-K / 10-Q
The two main periodic reports every US public company must file with the SEC: the 10-K once a year, the 10-Q every quarter. Dividend amounts declared during the period often show up in these.
Fonte: SEC EDGAR full-text search — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
XBRL
A structured, machine-readable format the SEC requires in financial filings. It's what lets us pull an exact dividend-per-share figure programmatically, instead of reading a PDF by hand.
Fonte: SEC XBRL Frames API — U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Stocks & dividends glossary (US) — todos os 9 termos.