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Dividend Cut News

The latest dividend cuts and reductions, with the size of each cut and what it signals for income investors.

Key facts: recent dividend changes

Data as of · Source: SmarterDividends data

  • In the 30 days to Oct 28, 2026, 117 U.S.-listed companies raised their regular dividend and 2 cut it, by ex-dividend date. That is 58.5 increases for every cut.
  • As of Oct 28, 2026, 106 U.S.-listed stocks in SmarterDividends' data have raised their dividend for 25 or more consecutive years.
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SmarterDividends, "Dividend Cuts," updated Oct 28, 2026, https://smarterdividends.com/news/dividend-cuts

CPB
CutCPB·Oct 2, 2026

Campbell’s Cuts Quarterly Dividend 35.9% to $0.25

Campbell’s cuts its quarterly dividend 35.9% to $0.25, prioritizing debt reduction after weaker fiscal 2026 sales, earnings and cash generation.

CIG-C
CutCIG-C·Sep 28, 2026

CEMIG Cuts CIG-C Dividend 68.4% to $0.0135

CEMIG’s CIG-C payout falls to $0.0135 a share, while a 79% earnings payout ratio and variable payment history frame the cut’s full significance.

FDUS
CutFDUS·Sep 16, 2026

Fidus Investment Cuts Quarterly Payout 19.35% to $0.50

Fidus Investment reduced its quarterly payout from $0.62 to $0.50, lowering the supplemental portion while leaving its base dividend intact.

TU
CutTU·Sep 11, 2026

TELUS (TU) Cuts Dividend 54.7% to $0.136, Ends 10-Year Streak

TELUS (TU) reset its quarterly dividend to $0.136 per share, a 54.7% cut aimed at reducing leverage after weaker results and lower 2026 guidance.

NTES
CutNTES·Sep 4, 2026

NetEase Cuts Quarterly Dividend 33.3% to $0.48

NetEase cut its quarterly dividend 33.3% to $0.48 as earnings and operating cash flow fell despite stronger revenue and gross profit in the second quarter.

WEN
CutWEN·Sep 2, 2026

Wendy’s Cuts Quarterly Dividend in Half to $0.07

Wendy’s reduced its quarterly dividend by 50% as the restaurant chain preserves capital for a business turnaround.

IFN
CutIFN·Aug 25, 2026

Aberdeen India Fund Cuts Quarterly Distribution by 5.13%

Aberdeen India Fund reduced its quarterly distribution to $0.37 per share from $0.39, with an ex-dividend date of Aug. 24, 2026.

MSIF
CutMSIF·Aug 24, 2026

MSC Income Fund Cuts Per-Payment Dividend to $0.11

MSC Income Fund’s new distribution is 69.44% below the prior payment, though the company linked the smaller check to a change in payment cadence.

MSB
CutMSB·Aug 24, 2026

Mesabi Trust Cuts Quarterly Distribution to $0.05

Mesabi Trust reduced its quarterly distribution by 79.17%, with the units carrying a July 30, 2026, ex-dividend date.

CHCT
CutCHCT·Aug 24, 2026

Community Healthcare Trust Cuts Quarterly Dividend 31.25%

Community Healthcare Trust reduced its quarterly dividend to $0.33 per share from $0.48, ending a 10-year growth streak.

CIG
CutCIG·Aug 24, 2026

CEMIG ADR Dividend Falls 10.4% to $0.043

CEMIG’s CIG dividend fell 10.4% to $0.043, while its 7.00% forward yield and 80% earnings payout ratio frame income and coverage for ADR holders.

CAG
CutCAG·Aug 23, 2026

Conagra Brands (CAG) Cuts Dividend 50.0% to $0.175

Conagra Brands (CAG) cut its quarterly dividend 50.0% to $0.175, redirecting cash toward debt reduction, brand support and supply-chain investment.

SSRM
CutSSRM·Aug 23, 2026

SSR Mining Restarts Dividend at $0.03, a 57.1% Cut

SSR Mining restored its quarterly payout at $0.03, 57.1% below the prior rate, after asset sales reshaped it into an Americas-focused miner.

CGBD
CutCGBD·Jul 1, 2026

Carlyle Secured Lending Cuts Quarterly Dividend to $0.35

Carlyle Secured Lending lowered its quarterly payout from $0.40 to $0.35 per share, with shares trading ex-dividend on June 30, 2026.

NCDL
CutNCDL·Jul 1, 2026

Nuveen Churchill Direct Lending Cuts Quarterly Dividend

Nuveen Churchill Direct Lending Corp. reduced its quarterly dividend to $0.38 per share, a 5% cut, with the stock going ex-dividend on June 30, 2026.

KREF
CutKREF·Jul 1, 2026

KKR Real Estate Finance Trust Cuts Quarterly Dividend

KKR Real Estate Finance Trust reduced its quarterly common dividend to $0.10 a share, lowering the annualized payout for shareholders after a prior cut in 2024.

BGS
CutBGS·Jul 1, 2026

B&G Foods Cuts Quarterly Dividend to $0.095 a Share

B&G Foods reduced its quarterly dividend from $0.19 to $0.095 a share, marking another reset for the consumer staples company’s payout.

FSK
CutFSK·Jun 18, 2026

FS KKR Capital (FSK) Cuts Dividend 12.5% to $0.42

FS KKR Capital's FSK quarterly dividend falls to $0.42 per share as weaker net investment income and portfolio stress reshape shareholder returns.

NMFC
CutNMFC·Jun 17, 2026

New Mountain Finance Cuts Quarterly Dividend to $0.25

New Mountain Finance reduced its quarterly dividend, lowering the payout from $0.32 to $0.25 per share with an ex-dividend date of June 16, 2026.

OCSL
CutOCSL·Jun 16, 2026

Oaktree Specialty Lending Cuts Quarterly Dividend

Oaktree Specialty Lending cut its quarterly dividend to $0.34 per share from $0.40, with the shares carrying a 13.12% forward annual yield.

ABR
CutABR·Jun 15, 2026

Arbor Realty Trust Cuts Quarterly Dividend 43.3% to $0.17

Arbor Realty Trust cut its quarterly dividend 43.3% to $0.17 as rate volatility, legacy assets and weak earnings strained coverage amid loan-resolution delays.

CCAP
CutCCAP·Jun 15, 2026

Crescent Capital BDC Cuts Quarterly Dividend to $0.03

Crescent Capital BDC’s latest dividend event marks a reduction from its prior quarterly payout, with the new rate set at $0.03 per share.

SLRC
CutSLRC·Jun 15, 2026

SLR Investment Cuts Quarterly Dividend to $0.31, a -24.4% Change

SLR Investment cut its quarterly payout to $0.31, a -24.4% change, as lower rates, muted deal activity and tighter private-credit spreads pressured earnings.

FLO
CutFLO·Jun 15, 2026

Flowers Foods Cuts Quarterly Dividend

Flowers Foods reduced its quarterly dividend to $0.125 per share, ending a 23-year growth streak and resetting the payout ahead of the June 12, 2026, ex-dividend date.

EMBJ
CutEMBJ·Jun 15, 2026

Embraer Cuts Dividend 81.6% to $0.009 Per Share

Embraer’s $0.009 payout marks an 81.6% cut, while later 2026 distributions and stronger cash flow show why the single payment needs context.

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