These are the years with single - year payout ratios less than 50 % and with 5 -
year dividend growth rates less than 1.0 %.
Not exact matches
The 5
year dividend growth rate was around 5.9 %, much
less than in the past.
The last five
years (2011 — 2015) of that time period showed a significant slowdown of the
dividend growth rate to
less than 6 %.
To qualify, stocks must have a five -
year positive
dividend growth rate and pay 60 % or
less of earnings in
dividends.
These are the
years in which the five -
year average of the payout ratio is
less than 50 % and the 5 -
year dividend growth rate is
less than 1.0 %.
The
years in which the five -
year average of
dividends divided by the five
year average of earnings is
less than 50 % and the 5 -
year dividend growth rate is
less than 1.0 % produced identical results.
The last five
years (2011 — 2015) of that time period showed a significant slowdown of the
dividend growth rate to
less than 6 %.
The 5
year dividend growth rate was around 5.9 %, much
less than in the past.
Over the last 5
years, the company has compounded
dividends at
less than 2 % a
year; over the last 10
years, the compounded
dividend growth rate has been 4.5 %.