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Johnson & Johnson Stock Dividends
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Johnson & Johnson Stock Dividends | NYSE:JNJ | Benzinga
Johnson & Johnson issues dividends to shareholders from excess cash Johnson & Johnson generates. Most companies pay dividends on a quarterly basis, but dividends may also be paid monthly, annually or at irregular intervals.
Johnson & Johnson Dividend Overview
Johnson & Johnson currently pays a quarterly dividend of - per year for a yield of 1.93%.
Johnson & Johnson last traded ex-dividend on Aug 25 and the next ex-dividend date is scheduled for Nov 25.
Key Highlights:
- Annual Payout: -
- Current Yield: 1.93%
- Next Ex-Dividend Date: Nov 25
- Last Ex-Dividend Date: Aug 25
- Payments per Year: 4
Dividend Yield (Forward)
1.93%
Last Dividend
Aug 25
Next Dividend
Nov 25
Dividends for Johnson & Johnson
FAQ
When does Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) pay its next dividend?
Johnson & Johnson's next dividend was announced on October 14, 2026 and will have an ex-dividend date of November 25, 2026.
What date did I need to own Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) stock to get the latest dividend?
The next dividend payout for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) will be on December 9, 2026. Investors need to be owners of Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) shares by November 25, 2026.
How much per share is the next Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) dividend?
The next dividend for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) will be on December 9, 2026 and will be $1.3.
What is the dividend yield for Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ)?
The most current yield for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) is 0% and is payable next on December 9, 2026.
What was the announcement date for the next Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) dividend?
The next dividend for Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) was announced on October 14, 2026.
Why is Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) dividend considered high?
There is not enough data to provide an evaluation.
Is Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) a good dividend?
There is not enough data to provide an evaluation.
Is the Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) dividend sustainable?
There is not enough data to provide an evaluation.
