Adamas Trust Raises Quarterly Dividend to 27 Cents

Adamas Trust, Inc. (ADAM) raised its quarterly dividend to $0.27 per share from $0.23, an increase of 17.39%, according to the provided dividend record. The real estate company’s shares traded ex-dividend on June 23, 2026.

The increase marks one consecutive year of dividend growth for Adamas Trust. The company previously cut its dividend in 2024, making the latest increase a return to dividend growth rather than an extension of a long uninterrupted streak.

At a listed share price of $9.44, the forward annual yield is 10.16%. The provided dividend record lists annual dividend per share at $0.96. Adamas Trust has a market capitalization of $848,288,768 and operates in the real estate sector.

Dividend Profile

The dividend increase lifts the company’s quarterly payout by $0.04 per share. For dividend-focused investors, the key context is that the higher payout comes after a relatively recent cut, which can make the sustainability of the new rate more important than the size of the increase alone.

The company’s dividend safety score is 49 out of 100, with a safety grade of D. That score indicates a weaker dividend safety profile in the provided data set, even as the current yield is elevated.

What It Means for Income Investors

The higher quarterly dividend increases near-term income for shareholders who qualify for the distribution, while the June 23, 2026 ex-dividend date determines eligibility for that payment cycle.

Still, the company’s recent dividend history is mixed. The increase restores growth after a prior cut in 2024, but the one-year growth streak and D safety grade suggest investors may focus on cash-flow coverage, balance-sheet trends and future board declarations before treating the payout as established. The event is positive for current income, but the provided data points to a dividend profile that remains higher-risk than companies with longer growth records and stronger safety grades.