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Unveiling a Top-Performing Tech Services Stock with a Promising Dividend Future

In the competitive world of dividend investing, a remarkable large-cap Tech Services stock has just been added to the prestigious Best Sector Dividend Stocks model portfolio. This move signals a unique opportunity for balanced dividend investors to capitalize on a stock that not only promises stability but also growth.

Known for its robust financial health, this stock stands out with a forward payout ratio of 40%, aligning perfectly with the Tech Services industry average. What makes it more appealing is its impressive 17-year track record of dividend increases, placing it in the top echelon of dividend stocks. Expectations are high for future hikes, a testament to its consistency and reliability.

Investors have already witnessed a remarkable performance with a year-to-date return of 47%, outpacing both the S&P 500 and its industry peers. Such figures are indicative of a stock that doesn’t just promise, but delivers.

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Adding to its allure is the next dividend payout. Investors can look forward to a significant $0.800 per share dividend, going ex-dividend tomorrow. This not only offers an immediate return but also underscores the stock’s commitment to shareholder value.

This addition to the model portfolio is not just about the numbers. It’s a carefully calibrated choice, optimized for a blend of yield, safety, returns potential, and risk specifically within the Technology dividend sector. While arriving at our recommendation, we’ve also factored in the growth drivers and financial results discussed by the company management during their Q1 2024 earnings call held on November 2, 2023.

The detailed stock analysis that follows will dive deeper into why this addition is a game-changer for balanced dividend investors, offering a rare combination of stability and growth potential in the dynamic Tech Services sector.

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