Robert Half International (RHI) dividend history

Industrials · Staffing & Employment Services · Market cap $3.7B

Robert Half International paid $238M in dividends in fiscal 2025, about $2.37 per share.

Dividends per share grew 10.8% a year over 14 years, rising in each of the last 14 years.

That took 89% of free cash flow and 179% of net income.

At today's price the trailing yield is 6.52%.

Dividends by fiscal year

Dividends paid from the cash flow statement in Robert Half International'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$2.37 +11.0%$238M 89%179%
2024$2.14 +10.2%$220M 62%88%
2023$1.94 +12.0%$206M 35%50%
2022$1.73 +13.5%$189M 30%29%
2021$1.53 +11.0%$171M 30%29%
2020$1.38 +10.0%$156M 28%51%
2019$1.25 +11.5%$146M 32%32%
2018$1.12 +15.8%$136M 26%31%
2017$0.97 +9.3%$121M 30%42%
2016$0.89 +9.6%$114M 35%33%
2015$0.81 +12.4%$108M 32%30%
2014$0.72 +11.1%$98M 39%32%
2013$0.65 +7.4%$89M 37%35%
2012$0.60 +6.6%$84M 38%40%
2011$0.57 —$80M 44%54%

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Questions

Does Robert Half International pay a dividend?

Robert Half International paid $238M in dividends in fiscal 2025, about $2.37 per share.

How fast has Robert Half International's dividend grown?

Dividends per share grew 10.8% a year over 14 years, rising in each of the last 14 years.

From Robert Half International's annual reports filed with the SEC (XBRL data), standardised by Investingly. Information only, not investment advice.