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Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corp (AGM-A) Dividend Analysis

Comprehensive dividend yield, safety, growth, and income analysis for AGM-A.

Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corp (AGM-A) pays an attractive 4.30% dividend yield, or $6.30 per share annually at a stock price of $146.58. 14 consecutive years of dividend increases — qualifying as a Dividend Contender (10+ years). The payout ratio of 34% is well within sustainable levels, leaving room for future increases. Earnings cover the dividend 2.9x. Dividend growth is accelerating — the 3-year CAGR of 14.0% exceeds the 5-year rate of 12.9% and the 10-year rate of 20.9%. The most recent ex-dividend date was September 15, 2026.

Dividend Overview

Federal Agricultural Mortgage Corp (AGM-A) pays an attractive 4.30% dividend yield, or $6.30 per share annually at a stock price of $146.58. AGM-A has increased its dividend for 14 consecutive years.

Dividend Contender
Dividend Yield
4.30%
Annual Dividend
$6.30
Share Price
$146.58
Ex-Dividend Date
Sep 15, 2026
Consecutive Years
14 yrs
Sector
Financial Services

Dividend Safety

SafeDividend Contender (14 yrs)

The payout ratio of 34% is well within sustainable levels, leaving room for future increases.

Payout Ratio34%
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DRIP Projection

$10,000 invested in AGM-A with dividends reinvested would grow to approximately $21,251 after 10 years, generating roughly $3,062/year in dividend income. This projection assumes the current 4.30% yield and a 12.9% annual dividend growth rate with all dividends reinvested.

YearPortfolio ValueAnnual IncomeTotal Return
Year 1$10,430$506+4%
Year 5$13,101$1,031+31%
Year 10$21,251$3,062+113%
Year 15$49,828$13,148+398%
Year 20$215,092$103,918+2051%

Assumes constant share price and reinvestment at current price. Actual results will vary. Try our DRIP Calculator for a customized projection with real historical data.

Payment Schedule

Frequency
Unknown
Last Ex-Dividend Date
September 15, 2026

You must own shares before the ex-dividend date to receive the upcoming payment. Payment typically arrives 2-4 weeks after the ex-date.

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