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10y DPS Increase Count

10y DPS Increase Count

The 10 Year DPS Increase Count shows the number of times that the Dividend per Share has been increased during the last ten financial years.

Stockopedia explains DPS Increases

Consistent dividend payments indicate a company with a certain level of financial stability. If companies are able to frequently increase their dividend payments then this may be a sign of financial stability and growth.

Note that the maximum value for this ratio is 9 since we use the 10th year DPS as the base value for testing.

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The 5 highest DPS Increases Stocks in the Market

Ticker Name DPS Increases StockRank™
ETR:NEM Nemetschek SE 9 54
NSQ:TOWN Towne Bank 9 89
NSQ:EXPD Expeditors International of Washington 9 88
NYQ:KO Coca-Cola Co 9 84
NSQ:SSB SouthState 9 84
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Variants of DPS Increases

10y DPS Increase Count

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Dividend Yield Dividend per Share Annual Dividend History Annual Dividend Streak 10y DPS Increase Count 10y DPS Decrease Count

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