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BP Rating
Sector Rating
energy
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Rating Breakdown
BP
energy Avg.
Relative Strength
The relative strength of a dividend stock indicates whether the stock is uptrending or not. The major determining factor in this rating is whether the stock is trading close to its 52-week-high.
Overall Yield Attractiveness
If a stock’s yield is above or near the market average then it will be rated higher within this parameter. High dividend yields (usually over 10%) should be considered extremely risky, while low dividend yields (1% or less) are simply not very beneficial to long-term investors.
Dividend Reliability
A stock’s dividend reliability is determined by a healthy payout ratio that is higher than other stocks. A company that pays out close to half its earnings as dividends and retains the other half of earnings has ample room to grow its business and pay out more dividends in the future.
Dividend Uptrend
A stock’s Dividend Uptrend rating is dependent on the company’s price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio to evaluate whether or not a stock’s dividend is likely to trend upward. If a stock is valued near, or slightly below the market average, research has shown that the market expects the stock’s dividend to increase.
Earnings Growth
A stock’s Earnings Growth rating evaluates a company’s expected EPS for the current financial year and compares it to next financial year’s expected EPS. Stocks with single-digit growth estimates will have a higher rating than others, as our research has shown that well-established dividend-paying companies have modest earnings growth estimates.
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BP: NYSE (Stock)
BP PLC
Dividend policy
Active
Price as of:
$15.85 -0.29 -1.8%
BP: NYSE (Stock)

BP PLC

Dividend policy
Active
Price as of:
$15.85 -0.29 -1.8%
BP: NYSE (Stock)
BP PLC
Dividend policy
Active
Price as of:
$15.85 -0.29 -1.8%
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Payout Estimation Logic
Estimates are provided for securities with at least 5 consecutive payouts, special dividends not included. For ETFs and Mutual Funds, return of capital and capital gains distributions are not included.
  • If the last five payouts show limited variability, we estimate future payouts equal to the most recent one.
  • If the last five payouts show variability and are all growing, we estimate future payouts by applying the average growth rate to the most recent payout.
  • If the last five payouts show variability and are not all growing, we estimate future payouts by applying the lowest growth rate (negative growth rates included) to the most recent payment.
Estimates are not provided for securities with less than 5 consecutive payouts.
Dividend Data
Trading Data
Fwd Annualized Dividend / Yield
Dividend Yield is the relation between a stock’s Annualized Dividend and its current stock price. Click here to learn more.
Annualized Dividend is a standard in finance that lets you compare companies that have different payout frequencies. Click here to learn more. Forward implies that the calculation uses the next declared payout.
N/A / N/A
LTM Dividend / Yield
Dividend Yield is the relation between a stock’s Annualized Dividend and its current stock price. Click here to learn more.
LTM Dividend is a standard in finance that lets you compare companies that have different payout frequencies. LTM stands for “Last Twelve Months” and implies that the calculation uses the dividends paid over the last twelve months.
$2.46 / 15.35%
Fwd Payout Ratio
Fwd Payout Ratio is used to examine if a company’s earnings can support the current dividend payment amount. It divides the Forward Annualized Dividend by FY1 EPS. Click here to learn more.
N/A
Consecutive Yrs of Div Increase
Consecutive Years of Dividend Increase is the number of years in a row in which there has been at least one payout increase and no payout decreases.
0 yrs
Dividend Frequency
Quarterly
Energy Avg Trailing Yield
5.71%
Oil Gas Coal Avg Trailing Yield
1.08%
Market Cap
$54.125 B
Day’s Range
$15.83 - $16.05
Volume
9,844,775
52 Wk Low/High
$15.51 - $40.08
Percent off 52 Wk High
-60.43%
FY1 PE
N/A
FY1 EPS / Growth
-$1.16 / -229.34%

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BP Payout Estimates

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Year Calendar Year Payout Calendar Year Payout Growth Pay Date Declared Date Ex-Dividend Date Payout Amount Qualified Dividend? Payout Type Frequency Days Taken For Stock Price To Recover
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BP Payout History (Paid and Declared)

Declared
Paid
Year Calendar Year Payout Calendar Year Payout Growth Pay Date Declared Date Ex-Dividend Date Payout Amount Qualified Dividend? Payout Type Frequency Days Taken For Stock Price To Recover
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BP Dividend Growth

1 Year Annualized Growth

3 Year Annualized Growth

5 Year Annualized Growth

10 Year Annualized Growth

20 Year Annualized Growth

Years Of Consecutive Dividend Growth

1.23%

2.50%

5.13%

-26.79%

145.88%

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Company Profile

Company Overview

Exchanges: NYSE

Sector: Energy

Industry: Oil Gas Coal

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BP PLC (BP) is a British multinational oil and gas company. The company provides its customers with fuel for transportation, energy for heat and light, lubricants and the petrochemicals products used to make everyday items like plastic bottles. BP also invests in renewable energy sources. The company operates in two business segments: Exploration and Production, and Refining and Marketing. BP operates in over 80 countries worldwide. It is one of the largest corporations in the world and one of the six oil and gas supermajors. It was founded in 1909 and is headquartered in London, England. BP is largely affected by the price of commodities such as natural gas and crude oil. As well, general macroeconomic conditions have a large effect on BP’s profitability. Due to the inherent volatility of oil prices, BP’s profits and dividends are somewhat volatile. BP has been increasing dividends since 2012 and pays its dividends quarterly.

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BP Payout History (Paid and Declared)

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Year Calendar Year Payout Calendar Year Payout Growth Pay Date Declared Date Ex-Dividend Date Payout Amount Qualified Dividend? Payout Type Frequency Days Taken For Stock Price To Recover
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