Broadridge Raises Quarterly Dividend to $1.09

Broadridge Financial Solutions increased its quarterly dividend to $1.09 per share from $0.975, an 11.79% raise. The technology company’s shares traded ex-dividend on Sept. 3, 2026.

At the new quarterly rate, Broadridge’s annualized dividend is $4.36 per share. That equates to a forward annual yield of 2.45% based on a share price of $178.91.

The increase extends Broadridge’s record of consecutive annual dividend growth to 18 years. The company has a SmarterDividends safety score of 86 out of 100, corresponding to an A grade. The score indicates a comparatively strong dividend-safety profile, though any future payment remains subject to board approval.

Business performance supports the increase

The dividend action accompanied Broadridge’s fiscal 2026 results, which showed continued growth in its recurring-revenue businesses. The company reported that recurring revenue rose 8% for the year, with growth coming from both organic operations and acquisitions across its Investor Communication Solutions and Global Technology and Operations segments. Operating income increased 9%. Broadridge’s fiscal 2026 results

Broadridge provides technology, communications and operational infrastructure to financial-services firms. Its activities include investor communications, securities processing and wealth-management technology, giving the business a substantial base of recurring revenue. The company’s annual filing identifies client concentration, cybersecurity threats, regulation and the execution of acquisitions among the risks that could affect future results. Broadridge 2026 Form 10-K

The board also authorized a new share-repurchase program alongside the dividend declaration, demonstrating that the company is allocating capital through more than one shareholder-return channel. Unlike dividends, however, repurchases do not represent a fixed cash payment to each shareholder and may be adjusted according to market conditions and other priorities. Broadridge’s SEC filing

What it means for income investors

The higher rate increases prospective annual cash income by $0.46 per share if Broadridge maintains four quarterly payments at the new level. Investors who purchased the shares on or after the Sept. 3 ex-dividend date would not qualify for the associated distribution. The 2.45% forward yield describes the annualized payout relative to the stated share price; it will change as the stock price moves.