ABB Ltd. ABBN

Dividend Summary

The next ABB Ltd. dividend will go ex in 3 days for 84c and will be paid in 5 days.
The previous ABB Ltd. dividend was 82c and it went ex 12 months ago and it was paid 12 months ago.
There is typically 1 dividend per year (excluding specials), and the dividend cover is approximately 2.0.

Latest Dividends

Summary	Previous dividend	Next dividend
Status	Paid	Declared
Type	Final	Final
Per share	82c	84c
Declaration date	03 Feb 2022 (Thu)	24 Feb 2023 (Fri)
Ex-div date	28 Mar 2022 (Mon)	27 Mar 2023 (Mon)
Pay date	30 Mar 2022 (Wed)	29 Mar 2023 (Wed)

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Previous Payment

Fr.82.00

Paid on 30 Mar 2022 (Wed)

Next Payment

Fr.84.00

Paid on 29 Mar 2023 (Wed)

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Dividend Yield Today

2.8%

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The table below shows the full dividend history for ABB Ltd.

Status	Type	Decl. date	Ex-div date	Pay date	Decl. Currency	Forecast amount	Decl. amount	Accuracy
Forecast	Final	18 Feb 2028	20 Mar 2028	22 Mar 2028	CHF	Sign up	—
Forecast	Final	19 Feb 2027	22 Mar 2027	24 Mar 2027	CHF	Sign up	—
Forecast	Final	20 Feb 2026	23 Mar 2026	25 Mar 2026	CHF	Sign up	—
Forecast	Final	21 Feb 2025	24 Mar 2025	26 Mar 2025	CHF	Sign up	—
Forecast	Final	23 Feb 2024	25 Mar 2024	27 Mar 2024	CHF	Sign up	—
Declared	Final	24 Feb 2023	27 Mar 2023	29 Mar 2023	CHF	84c	84c	😄
Paid	Final	03 Feb 2022	28 Mar 2022	30 Mar 2022	CHF	85c	82c	😃
Paid	Final	04 Feb 2021	26 Mar 2021	31 Mar 2021	CHF	76c	80c	😊
Paid	Final	05 Feb 2020	30 Mar 2020	01 Apr 2020	CHF	82c	80c	😃
Paid	Final	28 Feb 2019	06 May 2019	08 May 2019	CHF	80c	80c	😄
Paid	Final	08 Feb 2018	04 Apr 2018	06 Apr 2018	CHF	78c	78c	😄
Paid	Final	08 Feb 2017	19 Apr 2017	21 Apr 2017	CHF	76c	76c	😄
Paid	Special	04 Feb 2016	11 Jul 2016	13 Jul 2016	CHF	—	74c
Paid	Special	20 Feb 2015	27 Jul 2015	29 Jul 2015	CHF	—	17c
Paid	Special	18 Feb 2015	05 May 2015	07 May 2015	CHF	—	55c
Paid	Special	09 Sep 2014	05 May 2014	08 May 2014	CHF	—	70c
Paid	Special	08 May 2013	29 Apr 2013	03 May 2013	CHF	—	68c
Paid	Final	–	29 Apr 2011	06 May 2011	CHF	—	60c
Paid	Final	–	07 Jul 2010	15 Jul 2010	CHF	—	51c
Paid	Interim	–	31 Dec 2009	31 Dec 2009	CHF	—	0c
Paid	Final	–	31 Dec 2009	31 Dec 2009	CHF	—	48c
Paid	Final	–	31 Dec 2008	31 Dec 2008	CHF	—	48c
Paid	Final	–	31 Dec 2007	31 Dec 2007	CHF	—	24c
Paid	Interim	–	31 Dec 2006	31 Dec 2006	CHF	—	12c

Year	Amount	Change
2006	24.0c	—
2007	48.0c	 100.0%
2008	48.0c	 0%
2009	51.0c	 6.3%
2010	60.0c	 17.6%
2011	0.0c	 -100.0%
2012	0.0c	 0%
2013	0.0c	 0%
2014	0.0c	 0%
2015	0.0c	 0%
2016	76.0c	 100%
2017	78.0c	 2.6%
2018	80.0c	 2.6%
2019	80.0c	 0%
2020	80.0c	 0%
2021	82.0c	 2.5%
2022	84.0c	 2.4%
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ABB Ltd. Optimized Dividend Chart

The chart below shows the optimized dividends for this security over a rolling 12-month period.

Dividend Yield Today: 2.8%
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52 Week High: 4.3% on 15 March 2023
52 Week Low: 2.7% on 29 March 2022
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About ABB Ltd.

ABB produces power and automation technologies that enable utility and industry customers to improve performance while lowering environmental impact. The ABB Group of companies operates in around 100 countries and employs about 145,000 people.

Sector: Electronic & Electrical Equipment
Country: Switzerland
Share Price: Fr.30.76 (yesterday's closing price)
Shares in Issue: 468 million
Market Cap: Fr.14.4bn
Dividend Cover How many times is the dividend covered by company income. A cover of 1 means all income is paid out in dividends: 2.0
CADI The Consecutive Annual Dividend Increases - the number of years this company has been increasing its dividends: 2
Market Indices: FTSE Eurotop 100, STOXX600

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