Arabian Drilling goes ex-dividend today
Shares of Arabian Drilling Co. have their ex-dividend today, March 13, for H2 2024.
The company's board of directors approved the payment of a 13.5% cash dividend, or SAR 1.35 per share, for H2 2024.
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