Dividends // declared per fiscal quarter, from the filings

SHEN dividend tracker

TTM per share$18.75last four declared quarters
Trailing yield183.28%vs $10.23 close
Latest quarterly rate$18.75$75.00 annualized if held

Dividend history — 1 quarters on file

Projected payments — the current rate, carried forward

PROJECTION, not a promise: four quarters at the latest declared rate of $18.75. Boards raise, cut and suspend dividends; this table will be wrong whenever they do.

Approx. periodPer shareCumulative
2021-12$18.75$18.75
2022-03$18.75$37.50
2022-06$18.75$56.25
2022-09$18.75$75.00

Your income from SHEN

Per quarter$1,875.00
Per year (at this rate)$7,500.00on ~$1,023.00 of stock at the last close

Assumes the latest declared quarterly rate holds — a projection, not a promise. Taxes and reinvestment not modeled (see the DRIP calculator for compounding).

Every declared quarter on file

Fiscal quarter endingDeclared per share
2021-09-30$18.75

Reading this honestly

Every historical figure above is what Shenandoah Telecommunications Company itself reported: per-share dividends declared each fiscal quarter; everything beyond that is the current rate carried forward and says so. Yield is trailing, computed against the last end-of-day close — a forward yield differs the moment the rate changes. Educational information, not investment advice.

SHEN dividend FAQ

What is SHEN's dividend yield?

Trailing twelve months, SHEN declared $18.75 per share; against its last close of $10.23 that is a 183.28% trailing yield. Forward yield differs when the rate changes.

Is SHEN's dividend growing?

Not enough filed history yet to compute a year-over-year comparison.

When is SHEN's next dividend?

We do not show a declared next payment date: the figures here come from the company’s own filings, which record what was declared each quarter. The projected schedule carries the latest quarterly rate forward and is labeled as a projection.

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