New York Times (NYT) dividend history

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New York Times paid $110M in dividends in fiscal 2025, about $0.67 per share.

Dividends per share grew 26.9% a year over 12 years, rising in each of the last 7 years.

That took 20% of free cash flow and 32% of net income.

At today's price the trailing yield is 1.25%.

Dividends by fiscal year

Dividends paid from the cash flow statement in New York Times's 10-K filings, divided by diluted shares (an approximation of the per-share dividend).

Fiscal yearPer shareGrowthTotal paid% of free cash flow% of net income
2025$0.67 +33.9%$110M 20%32%
2024$0.50 +19.2%$83M 22%28%
2023$0.42 +23.4%$69M 21%30%
2022$0.34 +26.3%$57M 50%33%
2021$0.27 +17.6%$45M 19%21%
2020$0.23 +21.3%$38M 15%38%
2019$0.19 +19.2%$32M 22%23%
2018$0.16 -0.0%$26M 33%21%
2017$0.16 -0.5%$26M 1327%605%
2016$0.16 -0.5%$26M 35%89%
2015$0.16 +3.7%$27M 17%42%
2014$0.15 +302.5%$25M 55%75%
2013$0.04 —$6M 34%9%
2012— —— ——
2011— —— ——

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Questions

Does New York Times pay a dividend?

New York Times paid $110M in dividends in fiscal 2025, about $0.67 per share.

How fast has New York Times's dividend grown?

Dividends per share grew 26.9% a year over 12 years, rising in each of the last 7 years.

From New York Times's annual reports filed with the SEC (XBRL data), standardised by Investingly. Information only, not investment advice.