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Dividend Champions For April 2022

Summary

  • Monthly update of the Dividend Champions List.
  • 41 companies declared higher dividends in the past month, with an average increase of 8.48% over their previous payouts.
  • Three new Contenders, and ten new Challengers.
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About the Dividend Champions List

The Dividend Champions list is a monthly publication tracking companies with a history of consistently increasing their dividends. Wider in scope than the well-known S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats and

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Justin Law has a Ph.D in Chemistry from Rice University and has earned the CFA Institute Investment Foundations certificate. He applies his knowledge to deep value and dividend paying stocks.

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Comments (14)

smokyy profile picture
somc. cofs and opy all yields are nice cofs very cheap at $21!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jbourvic profile picture
In the April Challenger's list, you have MFC with a closing price of $21.85 (NYSE) but with a Current Dividend of $0.33 for an annual payout of $1.32. But isn't that $0.33 the CAD Dividend? Which is why the Yield is showing 6%?

Thanks for managing the list for us.
Dividend Latitude profile picture
Thanks Justin!
Illinois Bob profile picture
Own two of the companies that have increased in April...

Tempted to add another...
Dividend Watcher profile picture
I really wish you'd stop mentioning David Fish in your articles to market something. I just signed up on Wide Moat Research to get the latest copy of the CCC list. What I got instead was a link to a copy dated 9/1/21, over 6 months ago.

David Fish was an honest and generous gentleman who freely and publicly offered the CCC list to the dividend growth community on a monthly basis. What I got instead appears to be a teaser so that I can be put on your marketing list. In other words, another financial shill hoping to sell me something. No thanks!

If I'm wrong, I'd certainly be more amenable to a more recent version with updated statistics.
Justin Law profile picture
@Dividend Watcher I'll ask our support team to look into this. That certainly isn't what is supposed to happen. But, if you've signed up, you should be able to access everything including the most recent version through the Wide Moat site.
cubetroll profile picture
@Dividend Watcher
I, too, am getting a bit annoyed at what has become of the CCC list since associating with Wide Moat; every time I go to pull up the list I have to re-register (presumably to put me on another mailing list) or the list isn't t there or some other thing. Chasing stocks is one thing; chasing tools is another.
Justin Law profile picture
@cubetroll You should only have to register once. Then you can log in any time and access anything and all new updates will be sent to the email you registered with. If you're having trouble shoot me a message and I can put you in touch with our support team to get everything sorted out.
RoseNose profile picture
You are a must read ! Thank you for continuing to provide excellent dividend stats for us dividend lovers :)) Rose
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@Justin law wrote: Warnings: It has been more than one year since...$QCOM...

huh? didn't $QCOM increase their dividend from $0.68 to $0.75 per share on 4/1/2022?
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@BalticAmber According to their website, it was announced for after the Mar 24 paydate. I checked a few lists and as far as I could tell they weren't updated yet
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@BalticAmber could you please refer where you see $0.75?. I think Justin is right. let's wait for next er.
SailFast-MPH profile picture
@BalticAmber SAN DIEGO, March 9, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Qualcomm Incorporated (QCOM) today announced that its Board of Directors has approved a 10 percent increase in the Company's quarterly cash dividend. The quarterly cash dividend will increase from $0.68 to $0.75 per share of common stock and will be effective for quarterly dividends payable after March 24, 2022. This dividend increase will raise the annualized dividend payout to $3.00 per share of common stock.

Cristiano Amon, President and CEO of Qualcomm Incorporated, said, "We are pleased to announce an increase in our quarterly dividend. Given our long-term earnings growth expectations we provided at Investor Day, we remain committed to returning capital to stockholders through a balanced capital return policy, including a baseline of anti-dilutive stock repurchases, and strong dividend growth with an annualized target of high-single-digit to low-double-digit growth."
ced1106 profile picture
Thanks for your hard work!
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