When is FNLC's next ex-dividend date?

The predicted next ex-dividend date for First Bancorp, Inc /ME/ is October 6, 2026, with high confidence (±2 days). This is an estimate from the historical pattern, not a confirmed date.

How often does FNLC pay a dividend?

First Bancorp, Inc /ME/ has historically paid quarterly.

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When is First Bancorp, Inc /ME/ (FNLC) next ex-dividend date?

Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Predicted next ex-dividend date · high confidence · ±2 days (likely Oct 4–Oct 8)

First Bancorp, Inc /ME/ pays dividends quarterly. Based on its historical ex-dividend pattern, the next ex-date is predicted to be October 6, 2026 — you would need to own the shares before this date to be entitled to the dividend. This is a prediction made ahead of the official announcement.

Upcoming predicted ex-dividend dates

Predicted ex-date	Confidence	Uncertainty	Likely range
Tue, Oct 6, 2026	high	±2d	Oct 4 – Oct 8
Wed, Jan 6, 2027	high	±1d	Jan 5 – Jan 7
Thu, Apr 8, 2027	high	±1d	Apr 7 – Apr 9
Thu, Jul 8, 2027	high	±1d	Jul 7 – Jul 9

Recent ex-dividend history

Ex-date	Amount
Jul 7, 2026	$0.3800
Apr 7, 2026	$0.3700
Jan 6, 2026	$0.3700
Oct 6, 2025	$0.3700
Jul 8, 2025	$0.3700
Apr 8, 2025	$0.3600
Jan 6, 2025	$0.3600
Oct 8, 2024	$0.3600
Jul 9, 2024	$0.3600
Apr 8, 2024	$0.3500
Jan 5, 2024	$0.3500
Oct 6, 2023	$0.3500

Historical amounts are as reported and split-adjusted; shown for pattern context, not as a yield.

Frequently asked questions

When is FNLC's next ex-dividend date?: The predicted next ex-dividend date for First Bancorp, Inc /ME/ is October 6, 2026, with high confidence (±2 days). This is an estimate from the historical pattern, not a confirmed date.
How often does FNLC pay a dividend?: First Bancorp, Inc /ME/ has historically paid quarterly.
How is this prediction made?: By clustering FNLC's past ex-dividend dates and projecting the next occurrence of each annual window, then adjusting to the next US trading session. The confidence reflects how consistent the timing has been.

Not investment advice. Dates shown are statistical predictions computed from each company's historical ex-dividend pattern before any official announcement — they are estimates, not confirmed dates, and a company can change or cancel a dividend at any time. Always verify against the company's official announcement before trading. Data derived from public sources; last built 2026-07-22.