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Monday, July 31, 2017

18 Dividend Increases: July 24-28, 2017 (Part 2: Non-Financials)

Companies can only increase their dividends regularly if earnings grow sufficiently.

I monitor dividend increases for stocks on my watch list of dividend growth stocks to identify candidates for further analysis.

This past week, 18 companies on my watch list declared dividend increases.

Part 1 of this article covered stocks in the Financials sector. This is Part 2, which covers the non-Financials.

Of the twelve non-Financials sector stocks that announced dividend increases, only two announced increases topping 10%.

The top increase is from ONEOK Inc (OKE) with a solid increase of 21%! The stock yields 5.28% at $56.46 per share.

To see this week's other dividend increases, please read this article at Seeking Alpha.

Please feel free to leave comments on this article either at Seeking Alpha or here, on my blog. I'll do my best to respond to each comment as quickly as possible. 

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