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We’re in that weird part of the year when investment news slows down, so there aren’t many dividend raises, or even announcements, this week.
But, today’s dispatch does feature one inflation-beating dividend increase, and it’s coming from a popular Canadian retail chain. We’re also highlighting two upcoming payouts from both a mining company and a toolmaker.
Let’s start with the raise.
Dollarama, Inc. ($DLMAF) Raises Dividend By 13.4%
Dollarama, Inc. is a Canadian retail chain operating over 1,500 locations in Canada. The company also holds a 60.1% stake in Dollarcity, a Latin American retailer with more than 600 stores across Colombia, Peru, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Mexico.
The stock has delivered both market-beating returns and inflation-beating dividend growth over the past decade.
Yesterday, Dollarama announced its latest dividend increase — a 13.4% raise.
Dollarama, Inc. will now pay a $0.12/share quarterly dividend.
Ex-dividend date: 4/17/26
Payout date: 5/8/26
Forward starting dividend yield: 0.35%
Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc ($CMCL) Declares $0.14 Dividend
Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc is a gold miner with operations in Jersey, along with exploration and development projects in Zimbabwe. Its flagship Blanket Mine has been in operation for over 100 years, first opening in 1904.
The company has paid consecutive quarterly dividends since 2012, distributing over $60 million to shareholders.
Recently, Caledonia announced its latest payout.
Caledonia Mining Corporation Plc will pay a $0.14/share quarterly dividend, in-line with the previous.
Ex-dividend date: 4/2/26
Payout date: 4/17/26
Forward starting dividend yield: 2.64%
Worthington Enterprises, Inc. ($WOR) Declares $0.19 Dividend
Here’s a lesser-known company that has paid dividends every quarter since its initial public offering in 1968.
Worthington Enterprises, Inc. designs and manufactures heating and cooling products, as well as tools and propane cylinders. The company operates under several brands, including Bernzomatic, Hawkeye, Coleman (propane cylinders), and LEVEL5 Tools.
Recently, Worthington announced its latest dividend.
Worthington Enterprises, Inc. will pay a $0.19/share quarterly dividend, in-line with the previous distribution.
Ex-dividend date: 6/15/26
Payout date: 6/29/26
Forward starting dividend yield: 1.48%
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