ICL Group Raises Quarterly Dividend 9.43% to $0.058

ICL Group Ltd. increased its quarterly dividend to $0.058 per share from $0.053, a 9.43% rise. Shares trade ex-dividend on Sept. 2, 2026.

At a share price of $5.53, ICL’s annual dividend per share of $0.21 represents a forward annual yield of 3.76%. The basic-materials company has a market capitalization of $7,137,672,704.

Operating backdrop

The higher payout accompanied ICL’s second-quarter results, which showed improved sales and earnings from a year earlier. The company said consolidated sales increased as all four operating segments contributed to growth, while operating income reached its strongest quarterly level in three years. Higher bromine prices supported Industrial Products, while Potash benefited from improved pricing and greater sales volumes. Phosphate Solutions recorded higher pricing amid tighter global supply conditions and rising raw-material costs. ICL’s second-quarter results

Management also outlined an efficiency program intended to lower costs, expand margins and improve cash generation. Separately, the board approved a planned organizational realignment that will group operations around agriculture, food and industrial markets. The revised structure is intended to sharpen the company’s focus on specialty businesses while optimizing its potash, phosphate and bromine operations. ICL’s SEC filing on the reorganization

ICL produces agriculture, food and industrial products using mineral resources that include potash, phosphate and bromine. Its shares are listed in both New York and Tel Aviv. ICL’s second-quarter results

What it means for income investors

The increase raises the near-term cash payment, but it does not establish a consecutive annual dividend-growth streak. ICL has zero consecutive growth years in the supplied data and previously reduced its dividend in 2024, indicating that the payout has varied with business conditions rather than following a steadily rising pattern.

The dividend carries a safety score of 54 out of 100, corresponding to a C grade. For income-focused shareholders, the central data points are therefore the 3.76% forward yield, the higher quarterly rate and the company’s uneven recent distribution history.