Nine ASX mining stocks set to trade ex-dividend this week

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Multiple ASX mining stocks are going ex-dividend, reflecting boosted payouts supported by stronger commodity prices. BHP's higher final dividend underscores earnings sensitivity to commodity cycles, while Sandfire's dividend resumption is linked to an 18% copper-price rise and Mineral Resources' payout reflects lithium spodumene and iron ore strength. Near term, the key market effect is stock-specific mechanical adjustment around ex-dividend dates.
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Nine ASX mining shares are due to go ex-dividend this week. BHP declared a FY26 final dividend of 99 US cents a share, implying a 72% payout ratio and marking a 65% increase from its FY25 final dividend—the largest final dividend in four years. Sandfire Resources was supported by an 18% rise in the copper price in FY26, while Mineral Resources benefited from a 278% jump in lithium spodumene prices and a 7% lift in iron ore prices. Genesis Minerals and other gold miners were helped by an 18% increase in the gold price, and Genesis is paying its first dividend this season.