NEW YORK, December 29, 2025, 04:40 ET — Premarket
- Dentsply Sirona shares were last at $11.52 in early premarket indications.
- The stock ended the last regular session at $11.52, up $0.30 (2.7%).
- The company’s next dividend is $0.16 a share, payable Jan. 9; analysts expect results in late February.
DENTSPLY SIRONA Inc shares were unchanged in early premarket indications on Monday, last at $11.52.
The dental products maker is coming off an ex-dividend session, a calendar event that can move prices as the stock trades without the right to the next payout.
That matters in the final trading days of the year, when activity often thins and macro expectations can take a bigger role in price action.
In the last regular session on Dec. 26, Dentsply Sirona shares rose $0.30, or 2.7%, to close at $11.52.
The stock opened at $11.06 and traded between $11.03 and $11.53, with about 5.5 million shares changing hands, Webull data showed.
Dentsply Sirona’s board declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.16 per share, payable on Jan. 9 to shareholders of record as of Dec. 26, the company said.
Ex-dividend means buyers on or after the ex-dividend date will not receive that payment; the share price often adjusts lower by roughly the dividend amount when trading begins.
Dividend calendar data lists Dec. 26 as the ex-dividend date for that payout.
Dentsply Sirona sells dental technology and consumables, including implants, imaging systems and orthodontic products, and has a market value of about $2.3 billion.
Shares have traded between $9.71 and $19.64 over the past 52 weeks, according to Webull data.
Broader risk sentiment has been supported by expectations the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next year, lifting equity markets globally, Reuters reported.
Still, holiday trading has stayed subdued in many markets, a pattern investors have watched heading into year-end.
The company has not confirmed the date for its next earnings release, but analysts tracked by MarketBeat estimate it could report around Feb. 26.
Traders will look for updates on demand for dental equipment and consumables, margin trends and cash flow — and for any signals on whether the dividend remains a priority into 2026.
