Strategy has officially proposed to ramp up the dividend payout frequency for its STRC perpetual preferred stock from once a month to twice a month. By halving the payment interval, the company aims to dramatically shorten the reinvestment lag for shareholders, enabling them to receive cash returns and redeploy capital more quickly. This, in turn, is expected to boost overall market liquidity and trading efficiency, while also fostering greater price stability for STRC.
The proposal, however, is not a unilateral move. It must secure approval from both MSTR common stockholders and STRC preferred stockholders in a dual-class vote. Only when both classes record majority votes in favor can the frequency adjustment take effect. The voting window opened on April 28 and will remain open until the shareholder meeting on June 8. In order to be eligible to cast a vote, investors must have held their shares on or before the record date of April 17.
If the proposal succeeds, the new dividend schedule will kick in with the first record date set for June 30, and the first payment under the accelerated rhythm slated for July 15. Strategy has urged shareholders to participate in the voting process to ensure their interests are fully represented.