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Pfizer To Go Ex-Dividend On January 24th, 2025 With 0.43 USD Dividend Per Share
Pfizer announced an increase in the quarterly dividend.
The American pharmaceutical giant Pfizer announced on Thursday that it will increase the quarterly dividend by 2.4%, from 42 cents per share to 43 cents. The new dividend amounts to $1.72 per year, implying an annual yield of approximately 6.8%. Pfizer's CEO Albert Bourla stated that the increase in dividend highlights the company's strong financial performance, execution capabilities, and commitment to returning capital to shareholders.
Pfizer Boost Quarter Dividend by 2.4% to 43c
Express News | Pfizer Inc - Increases Quarterly Dividend to $0.43 per Share
Press Release: Pfizer Declares First-Quarter 2025 Dividend
Express News | Pfizer Declares First-Quarter 2025 Dividend
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Pfizer Announces Results From PATINA Trial
Express News | Pfizer Inc - Overall Survival Data Not yet Mature
Pfizer's IBRANCE in Combination With Standard-of-Care Therapies Extends Median Progression-Free Survival by Over 15 Months in Phase 3 PATINA Study in Patients With HR+, HER2+ Metastatic Breast Cancer