Highlights

• Enghouse Systems raised its quarterly Dividend to C$0.31 from C$0.30, starting with the payment ex-dated in May 2026.

• Four payments with ex-dates in the trailing year add up to C$1.22 per share for holders.

• That trailing total equals a 7.35% Yield on the C$16.60 close recorded on 28 September 2026.

• The next C$0.31 payment is listed with a 13 November ex-date and a 27 November payment date.

Software companies rarely sit near the top of Canadian yield tables, yet Enghouse Systems (TSX:ENGH) has lifted its dividend again. In 2026 it moved the quarterly payment up by a cent to C$0.31, and at the current share price the payout represents a meaningful slice of Shareholder returns.

The company sells customer-engagement, video and network software, and its dividend has been paid every quarter through the trailing year without interruption.

A one-cent step up

Payments that went ex-dividend on 14 November 2025 and 13 February 2026 were C$0.30 per share. The rate rose to C$0.31 with the payment ex-dated 15 May 2026 and paid on 29 May, and the August payment, ex-dated 14 August and paid on 28 August, matched it. In annual terms, the change lifts the payout from C$1.20 to C$1.24 per share.

That works out to an increase of about 3.3%. The company released first-quarter results on 12 March 2026 and third-quarter results on 10 September 2026, and its dividend decisions have typically been announced alongside quarterly figures.

The trailing and indicated yields

Four ex-dates fall inside the window from 12 November 2025 to 11 November 2026, giving a trailing total of C$1.22 per share. On the C$16.60 close of 28 September 2026, that equals a trailing yield of 7.35%.

Annualising the current C$0.31 rate gives C$1.24 a year and an indicated yield of 7.47%. The two measures sit close together because only two of the four trailing payments were made at the older rate. Measured against the C$1.20 annual rate that applied before May, the same close would imply a yield of 7.23%, which shows how much of the current figure comes from the raise itself.

The next payment

The coming quarterly dividend of C$0.31 is listed with an ex-date of 13 November 2026, a Record Date on the same day and a payment date of 27 November. Because that ex-date falls just after the trailing window closes, it is not counted in the C$1.22 total. Holders need to own the shares before the ex-date to receive the November payment.

Once it is paid, the trailing figure will replace the C$0.30 payment from November 2025 with the higher amount, nudging the backward-looking yield closer to the indicated one.

Context for the price

The September close used here matches the price in an earlier data set, which showed a trailing yield of 7.29%; the small gap reflects how the window is drawn. Investors following the shares will look to the next Quarterly Report for Revenue and Margin trends that support the payout.

Dividend record in context

Over the four quarters, the company did not skip or reduce a payment, and no Special Dividend was recorded in the window. Every payment carried a record date matching its ex-date, with cash arriving roughly two weeks later.