NCR is going to be waiting longer to dispense money to its shareholders, The Post has learned.

The ATM-maker has pushed back the binding bidding deadline for the company by more than two weeks, from July 8 to July 26, The Post has learned.

The Post reported exclusively last week that private-equity firms were not getting enough financial information to make binding offers approaching $10 billion for the business.

Private-equity firms are believed to be the only suitors.

NCR’s shares have fallen by more than 10 percent since The Post exclusive.

Shareholder activist Jana Partners, led by Barry Rosenstein, has been pushing NCR to explore strategic alternatives.

There is some belief NCR may decide against a sale and will instead issue a dividend, a source said.