SON Dividend History, Dates & Yield

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Sonoco Products Company · Consumer Cyclical

Current Price
$52.55
Dividend Yield
4.19%
Annual Dividend
$2.12
Frequency
Quarterly
Payout Ratio
20.40%
Next Ex-Date
May 8, 2026in 2 days
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Overall
B+
Yield
C
Growth
B+
Safety
A
Consistency
C+
Performance
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Dividend Growth & Streak

Payout Ratio
20.40%
FCF Payout Ratio
79.50%
5Y Growth Rate
4.17%
1Y Growth Rate
1.93%
Consecutive Increases
30 years
Consecutive Payments
37 years
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Payment History

21 payments (of 144 total)
Ex-DateAmount
May 8, 2026Upcoming$0.5400
Feb 25, 2026$0.5300
Nov 10, 2025$0.5300
Aug 8, 2025$0.5300
May 9, 2025$0.5300
Feb 26, 2025$0.5200
Nov 8, 2024$0.5200
Aug 9, 2024$0.5200
May 9, 2024$0.5200
Feb 27, 2024$0.5100
Nov 9, 2023$0.5100
Aug 9, 2023$0.5100
May 9, 2023$0.5100
Feb 21, 2023$0.4900
Nov 9, 2022$0.4900
Aug 9, 2022$0.4900
May 9, 2022$0.4900
Feb 22, 2022$0.4500
Nov 9, 2021$0.4500
Aug 9, 2021$0.4500
May 7, 2021$0.4500

5-Year Yield Range

Where SON's yield sits today
Avg 3.79%High 4.83%Low 3.11%Current 4.19%
3.11%4.83%

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Sonoco Products Company pay dividends?

Yes, Sonoco Products Company (SON) pays a quarterly dividend of $2.12 per share annually, yielding 4.19%.

When is SON's next ex-dividend date?

SON's next ex-dividend date is May 8, 2026. You must own shares before this date to receive the next payment.

How much does SON pay in dividends per year?

SON pays $2.12 per share annually in quarterly payments.

Is SON's dividend safe?

SON has a payout ratio of 20.4% and has paid dividends for 37 consecutive years. Its dividend safety grade is B+.

What is SON's dividend growth rate?

SON has grown its dividend at 4.17% annually over the past 5 years.

Has SON ever cut its dividend?

Yes, SON's last dividend decrease was on Jan 1, 1995.

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