Aker Carbon Capture ASA: Correction Regarding Liquidation Dividend Payment Information

Aker Carbon Capture ASA (AKRCY), currently liquidating, announced a correction to the record date for its final liquidation dividend of NOK 0.137 per share. The last trading day with dividend rights is October 10, 2025; ex-dividend date is October 13, 2025; record date is October 14, 2025; and payment is expected around October 17, 2025. This distribution represents a conclusion for investors following the company’s carbon capture technology efforts and highlights the challenges in scaling such solutions, marking the final opportunity for investors to recoup value.

Aker Carbon Capture ASA (AKRCY), currently in liquidation following a resolution passed in an extraordinary general meeting on August 5, 2025, has issued a correction regarding the record date for its finalized liquidation dividend. The company will be distributing NOK 0.137 per share.

The adjusted timeline for the dividend distribution is as follows: the last trading day with dividend rights is scheduled for October 10, 2025; the ex-dividend date is October 13, 2025; the record date is October 14, 2025; and payment is tentatively slated for on or about October 17, 2025.

While this distribution might appear standard for a company undergoing liquidation, industry analysts are keenly observing Aker Carbon Capture’s final moves. The distributed assets, though seemingly small, represent a culminating point for investors who have keenly been following Aker Carbon Capture’s trajectory in carbon capture technology, this dividend distribution marks a subtle recalibration regarding the financial projections for the firm’s investors as the company terminates its operations.

The NOK 0.137 per share payout needs to be contextualized against the backdrop of the broader carbon capture sector. Aker Carbon Capture, once a promising player, faced headwinds in scaling its technology and securing long-term, profitable contracts. This liquidation, albeit disappointing for some, underlines the challenges involved in the widespread adoption of carbon capture solutions. Furthermore, the final dividend represents investors’ last hope to salvage dwindling assets as Aker Carbon Capture winds down its day-to-day operations.

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