RE:XdivTD says the ex div date is 11 May and record date is 12 May. This is the info I'm relying on.
An example from Investopedia of how this works.
Record Date vs. Ex-Dividend Date Example
Here's how the record date and ex-dividend date would work in the overall dividend payout process.
| Declaration Date | Ex-Dividend Date | Record Date | Payable Date |
| February 4 | February 17 | February 18 | March 14 |
Let's say that on Friday, Feb. 4, XYZ Company declares a dividend for its shareholders. The company's board then announces a record date of Friday, Feb. 18. Shareholders of record on that date will be eligible to receive the dividend. Typically, the ex-dividend date would fall one business day before the record date, or, on Thursday, Feb. 17. An investor who purchases shares on or before Wednesday, Feb. 16 will be a shareholder of record on Feb. 18 and will receive the dividend to be paid on March 14. An investor who purchases shares on or after Feb. 17 will not be entitled to the dividend.