Grupo Aval Acciones y Valores S.A.’s NYSE-listed ADR (AVAL) is trading higher as investors refocus on its newly approved monthly dividend schedule running from April 2026 through March 2027. In a March 27, 2026 Form 6-K, shareholders approved a cash dividend of COP 2.65 per share per month, with the company also laying out the ex-dividend windows month-by-month, a structure that can attract income-oriented flows and short-term dividend-capture interest. �citeturn4view0

The 6-K outlines that the monthly dividend is intended to be paid within the first 10 days of each month under applicable rules, and notes the April 2026 payment timing mechanics, including that April dividends would be paid through April 15, 2026. For traders, the filing’s stated ex-dividend window framework (with the April 2026 ex-dividend period shown as March 31, 2026 through April 6, 2026) provides clearer timing around who is entitled to upcoming monthly payments. �citeturn4view0

Separate from the profit-distribution approval, the company also filed a Form 6-K in early April confirming that the dividend payment scheduled for April 2026 was made in line with the distribution approved at the March 27, 2026 shareholders meeting. That confirmation can reduce uncertainty for dividend-focused holders who prioritize consistency of cash payouts. �citeturn2view0

The next key catalyst on the calendar is earnings. Market calendars currently point to early May 2026 for AVAL’s next earnings report, which could shift attention from dividend mechanics to credit quality, net interest margin trends, and Colombia macro sensitivity. �citeturn3search3