Dividend growers
Dividend per share compounding above 10% a year across five years, with no year skipped.
Growth in the payment is the strongest statement a board can make about the years ahead, because a raised dividend is expensive to reverse. Ten percent a year over five years, with no year skipped, is a rate that no single special payout can carry. The CAGR compares the trailing year to the trailing year that ended five years ago, so one large interim distorts it far less than a year-on-year figure would. The amounts are per share on the split-adjusted basis, so a bonus issue does not read as a cut.
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