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Collins Foods Stock Dividends

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At Close: Aug 10, 2026

CLLFF Dividends Insights

CLLFF pays dividends . Last paid amount was $0.0863 at Jan 05, 2026. As of today, dividend yield (TTM) is 6.66%.

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The Dividend Yield Range is the range of values in which a stock’s dividend yield has fluctuated within a specified period, often a year. It represents the variation between the highest and lowest dividend yields observed during that time frame.

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Key Stats

Dividend Yield (TTM)	6.66%
Frequency
1Y Growth	23.00%
Payout Ratio	0
Amount Per Share	$0.105
Next Ex-Dividend Date	Jul 13, 2026
Next Payment Date	Aug 11, 2026

CLLFF Dividend Payout History

To ensure a understanding of CLLFF's dividend performance, consider examining the historical payout ratios and how they align with the company's earnings. Fluctuations in payout amounts may reflect changes in the company's dividend policy or earnings stability.

#	Declaration Date	Ex-Date	Pay Date	Amount	Yield
31	Dec 03, 2013	Dec 03, 2013	Dec 20, 2013	$0.0411	0%
32	Jul 01, 2013	Jul 01, 2013	Jul 19, 2013	$0.0509	0%
33	Dec 05, 2012	Dec 05, 2012	Dec 21, 2012	$0.0418	0%
34	Jul 09, 2012	Jul 09, 2012	Jul 27, 2012	$0.0661	0%

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Dividend Sustainability

With a moderate Dividend Sustainability Score (DSS), the company may sustain its dividends, but continuous monitoring is advised for any financial shifts. Its Dividend Growth Potential Score (DGPS) is moderate, indicating limited growth potential. Overall, the dividend outlook is mixed, and merits close monitoring of both financial strength and growth prospects.

DSS - Sustainability score

Average (46.18%)

DSGP - Growth potential

Stable (3.59%)

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FAQ

What factors can affect the amount of CLLFF's dividend payments?

The amount of CLLFF's dividends can fluctuate based on several factors, including the company's financial performance, earnings, cash flow, capital requirements, and overall market conditions. Changes in CLLFF sector's trends, interest rate shifts, and the company's operational adjustments can also influence dividend decisions.

Can dividends from CLLFF stock be automatically reinvested?

If CLLFF offers a Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP), shareholders may have the option to automatically reinvest dividends to purchase additional shares. Please check with your brokerage for the availability and details of such a plan. Here's an easy guide on how to buy CLLFF stock.

How often does CLLFF pay dividend?

Collins Foods Limited (CLLFF) pays dividends . The most recent payout was on Jan 05, 2026. The upcoming dividend Ex Date is Jul 13, 2026, with an amount of $0.104.

How much does CLLFF pays per share?

The last recorder (Dec 08, 2025) dividend per share was $0.0863.

What is CLLFF dividend growth rate?

Over the last year, Collins Foods Limited has witnessed growth rate of 23.00% . Looking back over the past 3 years, this growth rate has been 8.40%. Furthermore, examining the past 5 years, Collins Foods Limited has maintained an average Dividends Per Share Growth Rate of 4.04%.

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