Top Dividend Stocks in the US Market
In today's overview, we look at dividend payers in the US stock market (S&P 500 and Nasdaq). Our strict criteria left only one strong candidate this time. Many other expected companies fell off the list due to irregular payment history, declining revenues, or a dividend date that is too far away. We focus on a company that offers stability and regular income.
ROLRollins (ROL)
Rollins is a stable dividend payer with a current dividend yield of 1.87%. The company's next expected ex-date (the cut-off date after which buying means missing out on the dividend) is in November 2026, based on their historical regular payment schedule. Rollins' stock price has recently dropped to $36.19, which has made the dividend yield more attractive to investors. Despite the price decline, recent stock purchases by large funds, such as Oppenheimer, show confidence in the company's long-term value.
On the business side, Rollins' growth has slowed down slightly but remains firmly in the positive territory. The company's revenue grew by 9.7% year-over-year to reach $912.9 million, while operating profit increased by 6.3%. The main reason for the growth slowdown is the costs associated with acquiring a new company and investments in sales teams. Although short-term costs have increased, the company's dividend payments have been very consistent in recent years.
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