ING Holds Annual General Meeting

By Public Technologies
  • ING shareholders approved a EUR 1.086 dividend for 2025 at the April 14, 2026 annual meeting.
  • The final cash dividend was set at EUR 0.736 per ordinary share; the EUR 0.35 interim dividend was paid in August.
  • Shareholders appointed Ida Lerner to the Executive Board and adopted the annual financial statements.
  • The Executive Board secured 18-month share issuance authorizations covering up to 40% with pre-emptive rights or 10% with or without them.
  • Investors authorized ordinary share repurchases and approved cancellation of shares acquired under that authority, enabling future buyback programs without confirming execution.


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