How is the 8.4% yield for the OMV stock dividend calculated?

Divide the proposed dividend of €4.40 by the share price, about €52, which gives roughly 8.46%. Yields change as prices move, so if the OMV share price rises or falls, the implied yield will adjust. The figure includes the €3.15 ordinary and the €1.25 special component.

Is the €4.40 OMV dividend sustainable?

The ordinary €3.15 looks designed to match recurring cash generation, while the €1.25 special is a one-off tied to extra cash. Sustainability depends on commodity prices, refining and chemicals margins, capex, and balance sheet strength. Future totals may differ, so focus on the ordinary as the baseline.

What could move OMV shares next?

Key drivers include the formal dividend proposal and AGM approval, new earnings updates, and shifts in oil, gas, refining, and chemicals spreads. Any changes to guidance or cash allocation plans can move sentiment. Technically, holding above €50 would support momentum, while losing that level could challenge the breakout.

How do German taxes affect the OMV stock dividend?

Austria withholds 27.5% at source. In Germany, dividends face the 25% Abgeltungsteuer plus solidarity surcharge, but the double tax treaty typically allows a credit for foreign tax within limits. Many brokers handle credits or reclaims. Net yield depends on personal status, so check details with your broker.

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OMV.VI Stock Today: February 6 – 8.4% Dividend, Breakout on 2025 Results

ByDanny Kontos February 7, 2026February 7, 2026

The OMV stock dividend grabs attention today with a proposed €4.40 per share, including a €1.25 special, for an implied yield near 8.4% at about €52. Vienna-listed OMV.VI also broke above €50 after reporting solid 2025 CCS results despite a year-over-year decline. Austria’s state holder would receive roughly €450 million, which adds visibility to payouts. We break down the dividend mix, the earnings context, and what this means for German investors seeking income and momentum exposure.