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Strategy Shareholders Approve Daily Dividends for Four Preferred Stocks

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Strategy won shareholder approval to move STRF, STRC, STRK and STRD to daily dividend record dates, a cadence change intended to improve preferred stock liquidity and capital access without increasing dividend rates or total regular dividend obligations.

Investor news graphic showing Strategy's shareholder approval for daily dividend record dates across its four listed preferred stock series, with preliminary voting support of 99.3%.

What did Strategy shareholders approve?

Shareholders approved amended terms allowing STRF, STRC, STRK and STRD to have a dividend record date on every calendar day, with Michael Saylor reporting that preliminary results showed 99.3% of votes cast were in favor.

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Why could daily dividends matter for Strategy and MSTR shareholders?

Strategy says more frequent dividends could make its preferred securities more attractive and liquid, potentially helping the company access preferred equity capital more efficiently to support its Bitcoin treasury strategy.

Will Strategy preferred shareholders receive more dividend income?

No, the amendments change payment frequency but do not change the dividend rates, total regular dividends payable or Strategy's overall dividend payment obligations.

How will weekend and holiday dividends work?

For shares cleared through DTC, weekend or holiday record dates generally shift to the preceding eligible day, so several daily dividends can share one record date and be paid together on the next business day.

When will Strategy's daily dividend schedule take effect?

STRC is scheduled to begin daily record dates on November 1, 2026, while STRF, STRK and STRD are scheduled for January 1, 2027, subject to the amended certificates of designations being filed and becoming effective.

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