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Linde raises dividend for 33rd straight year with 7% share payout boost

A legacy of stability meets bold growth. Linde's latest dividend hike proves why long-term investors keep betting on this industrial giant.

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Linde raises dividend for 33rd straight year with 7% share payout boost

Linde has once again raised its dividend, marking 33 straight years of increases. The latest boost sees the quarterly payout climb by roughly 7% to $1.60 per share. Investors will now receive an annual total of $6.40 per share, reflecting the company's long-standing commitment to steady returns.

The new dividend of $1.60 per share represents a 7% rise from the previous quarterly rate. This adjustment lifts the yearly payout to $6.40, offering a dividend yield of about 1.3% based on the stock's recent closing price. Shareholders recorded by March 11, 2026, will receive the payment on March 26.

Over the past five years, Linde's stock performance has outpaced many rivals in the industrial gases and hydrogen sector. Strong gains came from investments in hydrogen technology, while competitors like Japanese firms saw growth in energy tech and defence. Reports from 2025 to 2026 highlight Linde's consistent upward trend, driven by demand in robotics and clean energy.

The company's dividend policy reinforces its reputation for reliability. With 33 consecutive years of increases, Linde continues to deliver predictable returns to investors.

The latest dividend hike brings Linde's annual payout to $6.40 per share. Eligible shareholders will see the payment in late March 2026. The move underscores the company's focus on long-term shareholder value amid a strong market position in industrial gases and hydrogen.

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