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Lowe's Keeps Raising Its Dividend. A Frozen Housing Market Could Test That Streak
The payout has held at $2.33 a share for 156 straight quarters, but free cash flow fell 29.53% in fiscal 2025, raising coverage concerns.
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Lowe's Keeps Raising Its Dividend. A Frozen Housing Market Could Test That Streak
Lowe's has doubled its quarterly dividend since 2021 and still outpaces Home Depot and Target on payout growth, but a frozen housing market and fresh acquisition debt are now squeezing the engine that makes those raises possible.
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Lowe’s Keeps Raising Its Dividend. A Frozen Housing Market Could Test That Streak
The post Lowe’s Keeps Raising Its Dividend. A Frozen Housing Market Could Test That Streak appeared first on 24/7 Wall St.. Lowe’s (NYSE:LOW) will send its next $1.25 quarterly dividend on November 4, 2026. The stock is down 21.86% year to date, which has lifted the yield to 2.53%. For retirees,…
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