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13 October, 2026 / News / AI / Tags: emera, preferred, dividend, quarterly, series

Emera Incorporated announced quarterly dividends for several preferred share series, with payments scheduled for November 13 to shareholders of record on October 30
Emera Incorporated declared quarterly dividends for four of its preferred share series, with all distributions payable on November 13, 2026. Shareholders must be recorded on October 30, 2026, to qualify, and that date also serves as the ex-dividend date for each issue.
The 4.9% preferred shares, Series H, carry a quarterly dividend of CAD 0.3952 per share. These trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol EMA.PR.H:CA.
The CU PF 5Y SER C series has a quarterly dividend of CAD 0.4021 per share. They are listed on the exchange as EMA.PR.C:CA.
The 4.60% cumulative preferred shares, Series L, pay a quarterly dividend of CAD 0.2875 per share. Trading occurs under the ticker EMA.PR.L:CA.
The 1ST PFD SER F preferred shares carry a quarterly dividend of CAD 0.3593 per share and trade under EMA.PR.F:CA.
| Series | Dividend Rate | reQuarterly Dividend | Ticker |
|---|---|---|---|
| H | 4.90% | CAD 0.3952 | EMA.PR.H:CA |
| C | 5-Year CU | CAD 0.4021 | EMA.PR.C:CA |
| L | 4.60% Cumulative | CAD 0.2875 | EMA.PR.L:CA |
| F | 1ST PFD | CAD 0.3593 | EMA.PR.F:CA |
These announcements come from the company’s disclosures regarding its preferred equity. All preferred shares are Canadian-listed and denominated in Canadian dollars, with no foreign exchange conversions required for holders.
Emera Incorporated operates as a major Canadian energy and utility company. Its preferred shares provide investors with regular income, typically used by institutional and retail holders seeking stable returns in the electric utility space.
The company’s preferred dividend policy generally follows the specified rates for each series, subject to regulatory and operational factors affecting overall earnings.
Investors holding these series on the record date will receive the full quarterly amount on the scheduled payment date, assuming no changes to the declaration.
Market participants can verify details through standard Canadian exchange reporting systems for preferred securities.









