Home Depot has increased its quarterly dividend from $0.225 in 2009 to $2.33 in 2026, a 935% rise reflecting strong long-term growth. However, recent dividend raises have slowed significantly due to a weak housing market and reduced free cash flow, with the 2026 raise at just 1.3%. The company’s dividend payout remains covered by free cash flow, but the margin is thinner, signaling caution. Future dividend growth depends on housing market recovery and improved cash flow, with management expecting modest EPS growth and cautious dividend increases ahead.
Home Depot's significant dividend growth story contrasts with its current market performance. On Pluang, HD shares trade at USD 321.00, up 0.37% as of Oct 26, 2026, 18:01 WIB. The stock holds a dividend yield of 2.91%, reflecting ongoing income potential despite recent dividend growth slowing. Investors typically hold HD for about 140 days on Pluang, indicating moderate-term interest in the stock.
