Upcoming Dividend Alert for First BanCorp.

2 min read | November 24, 2024 06:59 AM PST | By Team Kalkine Media

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First BanCorp. set to pay a dividend soon

Dividend payout remains sustainable and healthy

Investors should track ex-dividend date for eligibility

First BanCorp. (NYSE:FBP) is gearing up to pay a dividend soon, catching the attention of investors who value steady income. The ex-dividend date is just around the corner, and this is crucial for those looking to receive the upcoming payout. To be eligible, investors must be listed as shareholders on the record date, which is one business day after the ex-dividend date. This means that anyone purchasing the stock on or after the ex-dividend date will miss out on the dividend.

The company’s upcoming dividend is set at $0.16 per share, which follows a total distribution of $0.64 per share over the past year. This brings the trailing yield to around 3.0%, based on the current stock price. Dividends can be a key part of long-term returns, making the upcoming payout significant for investors who are focused on passive income.

While dividends are an attractive feature for many, it’s essential to assess whether they are sustainable in the long run. Dividends are typically paid from a company’s profits, and if a company is paying more than it earns, there’s a risk of cuts. Fortunately, First BanCorp has demonstrated a solid payout ratio, with just 34% of its profit allocated to dividends last year. This indicates that the dividend is supported by the company’s financial health and is likely to continue.

For investors interested in First BanCorp., keeping an eye on the ex-dividend date is important to ensure eligibility for this dividend payout. With a sustainable payout ratio and a consistent track record, First BanCorp. stands out as a solid option for dividend-focused investors.

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