BKR| Baker Hughes
Energy•Oil & Gas Equipment & Services•USD Currency
Baker Hughes (BKR) pays an annualized forward dividend of $0.92 per share in USD, representing a forward yield of 1.59%.
With a dividend payout ratio of 29.6%.
Historical Dividend Payouts(BKR)
Recent cash distributions, declared payout dates, and distribution track record.
Detailed distribution payments are updated regularly. Baker Hughes distributes an annualized rate of $0.92 per share on a quarterly schedule.
Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP) Calculator
Simulate compound dividend reinvestment returns with BKR.
| Year | Balance | Annual Dividend | Monthly Cash Flow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 5 | $31,107 | +$528 | +$44/mo |
| Year 10 | $61,888 | +$1,470 | +$122/mo |
| Year 15 | $109,566 | +$3,530 | +$294/mo |
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Frequently Asked Questions about Baker Hughes (BKR)
How many consecutive years has Baker Hughes (BKR) increased its dividend?
Baker Hughes (BKR) has increased its annual dividend payout for 4 consecutive years, placing it in the Dividend Contender tier.
What is Baker Hughes's current dividend yield and payout?
As of recent market updates, Baker Hughes offers a forward dividend yield of 1.59% with an estimated annual payout of $0.92 per share in USD.
What is Baker Hughes's dividend payout ratio and is it sustainable?
Baker Hughes has an estimated dividend payout ratio of 29.6%. A payout ratio below 60% indicates a strong safety buffer, leaving ample room for continued reinvestment and future dividend growth.
When is the next or most recent ex-dividend date for BKR?
The recorded ex-dividend date for Baker Hughes (BKR) is 2026-08-07. Investors must purchase or hold shares before this date to receive the upcoming distribution.
Is Baker Hughes (BKR) a Dividend Aristocrat or King?
With a 4-year streak, Baker Hughes is classified as a Dividend Contender, working toward Aristocrat status (25+ years).
How does dividend reinvestment (DRIP) work for BKR?
A Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP) allows you to automatically reinvest cash dividends from Baker Hughes into additional shares or fractional shares, compounding your investment value over time.