HP will extend its dividend growth streak to 16 years with its announcement of its annual dividend increase in November. josefkubes
This is the latest in my series of articles where I provide predictions of annual dividend increases for long-term
Becton, Dickinson And HP Among 13 Companies To Announce Annual Dividend Increases In First Half Of November
Summary
- This is my latest article where I provide predictions of upcoming dividend increases from companies with long-term dividend growth histories.
- I expect 13 companies to announce their annual increases in the first half of November, including double-digit increases from Automatic Data Processing, Roper Technologies, and Snap-on.
- Investors saw good 10%+ increases from insurer Brown & Brown, payment processor Visa, and specialty chemical company RPM in October.
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