This step chart displays the nominal dividend payouts over time by ex-dividend date (the date you must own the stock by to receive each payment), matching the distribution frequency.
2015
$1.40
+6.90%
2014
$1.30
+10.59%
2013
$1.18
+18.00%
2012
$1.00
+25.00%
2011
$0.80
+28.00%
2010
$0.63
+25.00%
2009
$0.50
+20.48%
2008
$0.41
+20.29%
2007
$0.34
+21.05%
2006
$0.28
+21.28%
2005
$0.23
+22.88%
Quarterly Dividend History
Quarter
Dividend/Share
YoY Growth
Q4 2024
$0.25
-47.92%
Q3 2024
$0.25
-47.92%
Q2 2024
$0.25
-47.92%
Q1 2024
$0.25
-47.92%
Q4 2023
$0.48
+0.00%
Q3 2023
$0.48
+0.00%
Q2 2023
$0.48
+0.52%
Q1 2023
$0.48
+0.52%
Q4 2022
$0.48
+0.52%
Q3 2022
$0.48
+0.52%
Q2 2022
$0.48
+2.14%
Q1 2022
$0.48
+2.14%
Q4 2021
$0.48
+2.14%
Q3 2021
$0.48
+2.14%
Q2 2021
$0.47
+2.19%
Q1 2021
$0.47
+2.19%
Q4 2020
$0.47
+2.19%
Q3 2020
$0.47
+2.19%
Q2 2020
$0.46
+3.98%
Q1 2020
$0.46
+3.98%
Q4 2019
$0.46
+3.98%
Q3 2019
$0.46
+3.98%
Q2 2019
$0.44
+10.00%
Q1 2019
$0.44
+10.00%
110.45%
FCF Payout (3Y Avg)
430.34%
FCF Payout (5Y Avg)
274.62%
An FCF payout above 100% means dividends exceeded the period's free cash flow, often because of temporarily depressed FCF (one-off capex or working-capital swings) rather than an unfunded dividend. Compare against the earnings payout ratio and the multi-year trend before drawing a conclusion.
