Ford reported a net loss due to special charges but continues to pay a 4.94% dividend, supported by strong cash flow and raised 2026 guidance. The company generated $21.3 billion in operating cash flow in 2025, covering dividends nearly three times over. Ford holds $22.3 billion in cash and maintains an investment-grade rating, with its lending arm also contributing solid earnings. Investors should watch for the upcoming earnings report for confirmation of cash flow targets and progress on losses. The dividend appears secure for 2026, though risks remain from debt and ongoing costs.
As of Oct 24, 2026 19:01 WIB, Ford shares trade at USD 11.60 on Pluang, down 2.85% for the day. Despite the recent price dip, the stock offers a dividend yield of 5.17%, slightly higher than the 4.94% mentioned in the news. Pluang data shows strong investor interest with 100% buy orders, highlighting confidence in the stock's income potential.
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