Dividends Announcement: Key Dates for Three Major Companies
On May 12, 2025, Cohen & Steers Inc (Symbol: CNS), Alexander’s Inc (Symbol: ALX), and Apple Inc (Symbol: AAPL) will trade ex-dividend as they prepare to disburse their upcoming dividends. Cohen & Steers will issue its quarterly dividend of $0.62 on May 22, 2025. Alexander’s is set to pay a quarterly dividend of $4.50 on May 30, 2025, while Apple will distribute a quarterly dividend of $0.26 on May 15, 2025.
Based on CNS’s recent stock price of $77.68, the upcoming dividend equates to about 0.80%. Consequently, shareholders can expect shares of Cohen & Steers to open approximately 0.80% lower when trading resumes on May 12, 2025. Similarly, shares of Alexander’s Inc are likely to open 2.11% lower, while AAPL may see a decrease of 0.13%, assuming no other market changes.
Apple: A Rising Contender for Dividend Aristocrats
Apple Inc is poised to join the prestigious “Dividend Aristocrats” index after 20 consecutive years of dividend increases. With over 14 years of increasing dividends, the company is a potential future member of this elite group.
Historical Dividend Performance
Below are the historical dividend charts for CNS, ALX, and AAPL, showcasing their dividend payouts leading up to the latest declarations.
Cohen & Steers Inc (Symbol: CNS):
Alexander’s Inc (Symbol: ALX):
Apple Inc (Symbol: AAPL):
Generally, dividends can be unpredictable, reflecting the fluctuations in company profits. A good way to gauge future annual yields is to examine historical dividend trends for these companies. This analysis helps assess whether the latest dividends are likely to continue. If they do, the estimated annualized yields would stand at 3.19% for Cohen & Steers Inc, 8.46% for Alexander’s Inc, and 0.53% for Apple Inc.
As of Thursday trading, shares of Cohen & Steers Inc are up approximately 0.9%, shares of Alexander’s Inc have increased by about 1.9%, while Apple Inc shares have dipped by about 1.1% today.
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