Friday, November 17, 2017

10-Year Dividend Growers with dividend increase (Nov 13 - Nov 17)


One way to identify dividend growth stocks is to look for dividend increases. Companies that pay rising dividends are likely to be financially healthy and generate consistent cash flow. I am interested in stocks with at least ten consecutive years of increasing annual regular dividend payments. Here is a list of such companies that increased their dividends last week.







Assurant (AIZ), +5.66% dividend increase

Assurant has declared quarterly dividend of $0.56(+5.66% increase). It goes ex-dividend on 11/24/2017 and is payable on 12/18/2017. Annualized dividend is $2.12 at a yield of 2.14%.


NewJersey Resources Corporation (NJR), +3.85% dividend increase

NewJersey Resources Corporation has declared quarterly dividend of $0.27(+3.85% increase). It goes ex-dividend on 12/14/2017 and is payable on 1/2/2018. Annualized dividend is $1.09 at a yield of 2.42%.


Lancaster Colony Corporation (LANC), +9.09% dividend increase

Lancaster Colony Corporation has declared quarterly dividend of $0.60(+9.09% increase). It goes ex-dividend on 12/7/2017 and is payable on 12/29/2017. Annualized dividend is $2.20 at a yield of 1.78%.


Royal Gold (RGLD), +4.17% dividend increase

Royal Gold has declared quarterly dividend of $0.25(+4.17% increase). It goes ex-dividend on 1/4/2018 and is payable on 1/19/2018. Annualized dividend is $0.96 at a yield of 1.12%.


Sysco Corporation (SYY), +9.09% dividend increase

Sysco Corporation has declared quarterly dividend of $0.36(+9.09% increase). It goes ex-dividend on 1/4/2018 and is payable on 1/26/2018. Annualized dividend is $1.32 at a yield of 2.40%.


10-Year Dividend Growers with dividend increase (Nov 06 - Nov 10)








2 comments:

  1. Geek, Very happy about the Sysco dividend increase. I am a longer time holder of the stock and have been disappointed in the dividend growth in recent years. Glad to see such a health increase. Tom

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    1. Looks like a decent stock. I don't own it myself. dividend payout ratio based on FCF is high.

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