Dividend payout ration is Dividend/EPS, and indicates if company can afford to pay dividends from net income that it earned in the quarter.
Since EPS can be played with using different "accounting gymnastics", a better measure of dividends safety is Dividend to Free Cash Flow (FCF) ratio.
FCF is how much cash the company has earned each quarter, after paying all expenses not related to earnings.
Lower Ratio indicates SAFER Dividend! Ratios consistently close to, or over 100% are usually unsustainable and often indicate a dividend cut might be coming soon.
Based on past 0.7-year performance, here are GEV growth metrics:
Share price CAGR of +0% Dividend CAGR of +0%
Using GEV CAGR metrics, we can estimate, that your initial $10000 investment, over next 10 years ago, should grow with dividends being reinvested (DRIP) as follows:
GEV
Current Price
$342.66
Start Shares
29.18
Start Value
$10,000
After 10 years:
Final Share Count
29.18
Dividends Payment
$0.00
Annual Dividends
$0
Yield on cost
0.00%
Share Price
$342.66
Total Dividends
$0
Final Value
$10,000
Estimated Future Value + Dividends - GEV
NOTE: Above numbers are our estimate based on GEV's Dividend and Price CAGR over past 0.7 years.
These numebrs should only be considered as "potential future returns"! These numbers assume DRIP (reinvesting dividends).
We cannot guarantee that your actual returns will meet these estimates.
Company Info
GE Vernova (GEV) had its IPO on 2007-12-28, and is trader on NYSE stock exchange.
GEV company information not available.
Website - not listed.
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