Metrics glossary · Valuation
Dividend growth over 5 years
The steady yearly growth that would take the dividend per share from five fiscal years ago to the latest.
How Tickdelta computes it
(Dividend per share now ÷ five years ago) ^ (1 / years) − 1
From the latest 10-K's fiscal year.
Blank when the dividend was zero five years ago.
Where the numbers come from
| Input | XBRL line items, in the order tried |
|---|---|
| Dividend per share |
|
The first line item the filing reports is used. On a company page, hover or tap the number to see which one it was and the filing it came from; click it to open that filing at SEC.
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More in Valuation
Dividend per share
Dividends declared for one share over the last fiscal year.
Payout ratio
The share of profit paid out as dividends.
Book, cash and sales per share
Shareholders' equity, cash and revenue (last twelve months) divided over the shares outstanding.
Years of dividend increases
How many fiscal years in a row, up to the latest, the dividend per share was higher than the year before.
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