Marvell is set to distribute its final dividend of 2023 on October 29, paying $0.06 per share to shareholders of record as of October 10. This dividend rate has remained steady since the company began paying dividends in 2012, reflecting a modest yield of about 0.1%, which is below the tech sector average. Investors holding 100 shares will receive $6, with larger holdings scaling accordingly. Despite the low yield, Marvell pays dividends quarterly, offering a consistent, though small, income stream. The company's payout ratio is low at 3.3%, indicating most earnings are retained for growth rather than dividends.
Marvell Technology Inc trades at USD 231.54 on Pluang as of Oct 20, 2026 16:31 WIB, down 2.34% in one day. The stock shows a dividend yield of 0.11%, aligning with the article's mention of a modest yield. Most Pluang investors hold Marvell for about 43 days, with 91% of order activity being buys, indicating strong interest despite the low yield.
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