Dividend growth streak
How long a company has raised its dividend without interruption. It is a record of management's revealed priorities rather than a promise.
Definition
How it is computed here
| Formula | consecutive fiscal years in which the dividend per share rose |
|---|---|
| Unit | Whole years |
| Period | One fiscal year, as reported |
| Source | Extracted from SEC filings; every value on an asset page carries the accounting tag and the filing it came from |
| Identifier | anos_de_dividendo_crescente |
The limit
What this number does not tell you
A streak is bounded by how far the data goes back — this site holds up to 19 fiscal years, so 18 is the longest streak it can prove, and a company with a fifty-year record shows the same 18 here. A streak also says nothing about the size of the raise: a rise of one cent counts.
Every metric on this site is published with its blind spot stated. A figure without its limit is half a fact.
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In the data
Highest reported dividend growth streak
From the most recent fiscal year of each company.