Dividends / Dividend History

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In August 2024, Ferguson put in place a new corporate structure to change the headquarters and the tax residence of its parent holding company from the UK to the US. As a result, Ferguson plc (now Ferguson (Delaware) Inc.) became a subsidiary of a new Delaware corporation, Ferguson Enterprises Inc. For information about dividend history under Ferguson plc, please click here.

Tax Certification

Unless a US tax certification document is completed and returned, Computershare US will be required to apply US withholding tax of 24% on dividend payments to individual shareholders. The US tax certification documents are known as a “W-8 BEN” for non-US shareholders, or a “W-9” for US shareholders. Where applicable, shareholders will need to certify their tax status which can be done directly with Computershare US by logging into the Investor Center portal (www-us.computershare.com/Investor/#Home). Alternatively, shareholders can access the tax certification form by visiting the IRS website.

By completing your US tax certification form, you may be eligible to claim a reduced withholding tax rate if you are a resident of a foreign country with which the U.S. has an income tax treaty.

Please note, a completed W-8BEN form is valid for up to three years. Following this three year period, an updated W- 8BEN form will need to be submitted to Computershare US.

If a refund on US withholding tax is due, it can be requested through Computershare US if the refund is requested in the same calendar year in which the US withholding was taken.

Currency

Dividends are declared in US dollars. The default payment currency for dividends is US dollars unless shareholders provide an instruction for payment to be in an alternative currency.

Computershare US is able to offer an Interntional Currency Exchange ("ICE") service. Shareholders who wish to use this service to receive dividend payments in an alternative currency to US dollars should acknowledge the relevant terms and conditions and provide an instruction to receive an alternative currency. To provide an instruction through the ICE service, please visit the Investor Center portal www-us.computershare.com/Investor/#Home. Alternatively, please complete and return the form below.

International Currency and Wire Payment Registration Form

Method of Payment

Shareholders can have their cash dividends credited directly to their bank accounts by arrangement with Computershare US, the company’s transfer agent and registrar. Shareholders who do not elect to receive a payment electronically, will receive their dividends via check.

Depositary Interest Holders

Dividends for holders of Depositary Interests, being participants within CREST, will continue to receive pounds sterling as the default currency. An election for US dollars can be presented and previously recorded evergreen elections for US dollars will, unless revoked, remain valid. Payment in either currency will be payable directly through the CREST system. Where a CREST payment preference has not been registered it will be paid by check or credited to a UK bank, as instructed, in pounds sterling only. Partial currency elections are also permitted

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