FDS| FactSet
Dividend Aristocrat (27 yrs)Financials•Financial Exchanges & Data•USD Currency
FactSet (FDS) pays an annualized forward dividend of $4.64 per share in USD, representing a forward yield of 1.70%.
With a dividend payout ratio of 29.4%.
Dividend Aristocrat Status: Having increased its dividend for 27 consecutive years, FDS is an established Dividend Aristocrat.
Historical Dividend Payouts(FDS)
Recent cash distributions, declared payout dates, and distribution track record.
Detailed distribution payments are updated regularly. FactSet distributes an annualized rate of $4.64 per share on a quarterly schedule.
Dividend Reinvestment (DRIP) Calculator
Simulate compound dividend reinvestment returns with FDS.
| Year | Balance | Annual Dividend | Monthly Cash Flow |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 5 | $31,230 | +$565 | +$47/mo |
| Year 10 | $62,465 | +$1,582 | +$132/mo |
| Year 15 | $111,443 | +$3,827 | +$319/mo |
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Frequently Asked Questions about FactSet (FDS)
How many consecutive years has FactSet (FDS) increased its dividend?
FactSet (FDS) has increased its annual dividend payout for 27 consecutive years, placing it in the Dividend Aristocrat tier.
What is FactSet's current dividend yield and payout?
As of recent market updates, FactSet offers a forward dividend yield of 1.70% with an estimated annual payout of $4.64 per share in USD.
What is FactSet's dividend payout ratio and is it sustainable?
FactSet has an estimated dividend payout ratio of 29.4%. 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 FDS?
The recorded ex-dividend date for FactSet (FDS) is 2026-08-31. Investors must purchase or hold shares before this date to receive the upcoming distribution.
Is FactSet (FDS) a Dividend Aristocrat or King?
Yes, FactSet is a Dividend Aristocrat with 27 consecutive years of annual dividend increases.
How does dividend reinvestment (DRIP) work for FDS?
A Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP) allows you to automatically reinvest cash dividends from FactSet into additional shares or fractional shares, compounding your investment value over time.