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Surprise, surprise, we’ve got three new dividend raises today. The best part? The smallest increase is still 5.3%, and it comes from a high-yield utility company.
Let’s kick things off with a massive 20% raise.
ESAB Corporation ($ESAB) Raises Dividend By 20%
ESAB Corporation is an industrial company that develops welding, cutting, and gas control equipment. Its products are used across a wide range of industries, including shipbuilding, heavy manufacturing, automobiles, and even high-speed maglev transportation systems.
Recently, ESAB announced a 20% dividend increase.
ESAB Corporation will now pay a $0.12/share quarterly dividend.
Ex-dividend date: 7/3/26
Payout date: 7/17/26
Forward starting dividend yield: 0.48%
Marriott International, Inc. ($MAR) Raises Dividend By 9%
Marriott International began as a nine-seat root beer stand in 1927. Today, it is the world’s largest hotel chain by number of rooms.
The company operates more than 9,900 properties across 146 countries and territories.
Last Friday, Marriott announced a 9% dividend increase.
Marriott International, Inc. will now pay a $0.73/share quarterly dividend.
Ex-dividend date: 5/22/26
Payout date: 6/30/26
Forward starting dividend yield: 0.83%
Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. ($CUPUF) Raises Dividend By 5.3%
Caribbean Utilities Company is the sole provider of electricity to Grand Cayman, the largest of the three Cayman Islands. The company has generated, transmitted, and distributed electricity throughout the region since 1966.
Recently, the company announced a 5.3% dividend increase.
Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. will now pay a $0.20/share quarterly dividend.
Ex-dividend date: 6/1/26
Payout date: 6/15/26
Forward starting dividend yield: 5.44%
One Shark Missed Billions… Another Saw This Coming
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