FIDs Dividend Growth
FID pays dividends twice per year.
Adding up the yearly dividends and plotting we can see a strong Year on year Growth.
Best fit exponent growth curve (dotted line) to Annual dividends shows a annualized growth rate of exp(0.1365) per year.
exp(0.1365) =+14.6%.
So over the last 10 years FID dividends have been growing at a annualized average rate of +14.6% per year.
The R2 is fairly close to 1.0 or fairly high at 0.953 so exponential growth is a fairly good model of past dividend growth.
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FID does not show the best dividend growth on the ASX but it is very good and strong.
Notes:
Below is a table of yearly dividends summed up used to plot graph.
Below are the individual dividends used to calculate annual dividends with capital reconstruction factored in.
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