Brookfield Asset Management Inc Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM) Dividend
Dividend Analysis
Brookfield Asset Management Inc Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM) currently pays a dividend yielding 4.47%, an indicated annual rate of roughly $2.10 per share. The payout ratio is 115.50%, meaning dividends paid exceeded reported earnings over the period. Free cash flow yield is 3.03%. FCF yield compares the cash a company generates with its market value and can be read alongside the earnings-based payout ratio.
Brookfield Asset Management Inc Class A Limited Voting Shares pays quarterly; the payout ratio of 115.5% means the dividend currently exceeds reported earnings, which a company can sustain for a time from cash reserves or borrowing but not indefinitely; free cash flow yield of 3.03% is below the 4.47% dividend yield, so the dividend is not fully covered by free cash flow at the current price.
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Dividend income by amount invested
At today's price and the current indicated dividend. Shares are not rounded to whole numbers, and a future dividend is never guaranteed.
Yield across the 52-week range
Yield moves opposite the share price. Holding the current dividend constant, this is what the yield would have been at each end of the last year's range.
Dividend yield against peers
Brookfield Asset Management Inc Class A Limited Voting Shares ranks 2 of 6 by dividend yield among these companies; 1 yields more.
Brookfield Asset Management Inc Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM) dividend — frequently asked questions
Does Brookfield Asset Management Inc Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM) pay a dividend?
Yes. Brookfield Asset Management Inc Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM) pays a dividend yielding 4.47%, an indicated annual rate of about $2.10 per share.
What is BAM's dividend payout ratio?
The payout ratio is 115.50%, meaning dividends paid exceeded reported earnings over the period. The payout ratio is dividends paid divided by reported net income.
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