This 140+ year-old utility has been paying dividends since 1942 and raising them every year since 1971. With a 3.8% yield and data center contracts tied to Microsoft and Meta, it’s positioned right in the path of the AI buildout.
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MarketBeat21 Feb 2026, 22:00 UTC
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The speaker highlights Black Hills Corporation (BKH) as a 100+ year old dividend stock with a long track record of longevity and consistency, paying dividends since 1942 and increasing them every year since 1971. The company offers a solid 3.83% dividend yield and is strategically positioned to benefit from the AI buildout and data center expansion by major tech companies like Microsoft and Meta. These companies are leveraging BKH's location due to cheap land, electricity, and existing contracts to build their data centers. The current price action on BKH shows a bullish trend with a target of 83.53, with an invalidation level set below 70.00.
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