HP offers a 3.82% dividend yield funded primarily by robust free cash flow, totaling $2.9 billion in fiscal 2025 and expected to rise to $3.0-$3.2 billion in 2026. The company’s printing segment, though shrinking, provides high margins that support the dividend, while its PC business grows revenue but with thinner margins and recent shipment declines. HP prioritizes dividend payments over buybacks, maintaining a policy to return nearly 100% of free cash flow to shareholders as long as leverage remains manageable. Investors should watch free cash flow and printing supplies revenue for signs of sustainability amid market pressures.
HP's focus on maintaining a strong dividend yield is clear as it balances cash flow and business segments. On Pluang, HP Inc (HPQ) trades at USD 31.30 with a dividend yield of 3.83%, slightly above the article's figure, and a market cap of $28.23 billion as of Sep 27, 2026 21:51 WIB. The stock shows a modest 0.51% gain in the last day, with all Pluang orders currently on the buy side, reflecting investor interest.
