Iron Mountain Incorporated Stock News

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PORTSMOUTH, N.H.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Iron Mountain Incorporated (NYSE: IRM), a global leader in innovative storage, data center infrastructure, asset lifecycle management and information management serv

IRM yields 4.57%, with an improved 65% dividend payout ratio. Its business continues to grow - revenue rose 13%, EBITDA was up 12%, and AFFO grew ~10% in 2022.

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Iron Mountain's dividend payout ratio should fall from the mid-60% range in 2022 to the low-60% range in 2023. The REIT's total revenue and AFFO per share soared higher in 2022.

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Healthy operating performance, strategic buyouts and a robust balance sheet position drive Iron Mountain's (IRM) shares 12.2% up in the past six months.

Iron Mountain is a specialty REIT in a niche-based industry. The company has already outperformed the broader market over the last five years.

The Taxable Account generated $1,850.78 of dividend income for February 2023 compared with $1,493.49 of dividend income for February 2022. The Taxable Account had a balance of $533.4K as of February 2

Iron Mountain Incorporated earnings and adjusted Funds from Operations grew strongly in the fourth quarter, and the company expects 4% growth in adjusted FFO in 2023. Investors should ask themselves w

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Iron Mountain appears to be doing rather well with record fourth quarter results. It's seeing strong data center growth and is closing deals around the world.

Iron Mountain's (IRM) Q4 revenues rise y/y on solid storage and service segments, and the data-center business performance, whereas higher operating expenses ail. It issues the 2023 outlook.