4 NEW Dividend Increases You Need to Know About!
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DividendologyIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 15 Sept 2026, 14:06 UTC
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- 15 Sept 2026, 17:35 UTC
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The analysis focuses on dividend growth stocks, highlighting recent dividend increases from Altria (MO), VICI Properties (VICI), and Eastgroup Properties (EGP), as well as a significant increase in Intuit's (INTU) quarterly dividend. Altria is noted for its strong historical performance and consistent dividend growth, despite a slower historical free cash flow growth. VICI Properties is identified as having a high starting yield and strong projected FFO per share growth, but a potentially concerning valuation multiple. Eastgroup Properties is praised for its focus on high-growth markets and well-covered dividends, though its valuation is also noted as being somewhat high. Intuit, despite significant recent stock price decline, shows strong EPS growth and a dividend increase, coupled with a leading position in its sector, though its valuation multiples are significantly below sector averages and historical norms, suggesting potential undervaluation and opportunity.
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