General Dynamics (GD) recently paid a quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share, extending a 27-year streak of consecutive payments. This dividend reflects a 5.6% increase from the previous year, supported by a strong financial foundation including $4 billion in free cash flow and a record $118 billion backlog. The company maintains a conservative 40.2% payout ratio, signaling sustainability and potential for continued growth despite near-term tariff impacts and increased capital expenditures.
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General Dynamics Paid Investors $1.50: Here’s What the Dividend Reveals
General Dynamics (GD) recently paid a quarterly dividend of $1.50 per share, extending a 27-year streak of consecutive payments. This dividend reflects a 5.6% increase from the previous year, supported by a strong financial foundation including $4 billion in free cash flow and a record $118 billion backlog. The company maintains a conservative 40.2% payout ratio, signaling sustainability and potential for continued growth despite near-term tariff impacts and increased capital expenditures.