{"id":69864,"date":"2023-10-07T09:40:14","date_gmt":"2023-10-07T13:40:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ifintechworld.com\/markets\/5-dividend-growth-stocks-to-watch-this-quarter\/"},"modified":"2023-10-07T09:40:17","modified_gmt":"2023-10-07T13:40:17","slug":"5-dividend-growth-stocks-to-watch-this-quarter","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ifintechworld.com\/?p=69864","title":{"rendered":"5 Dividend Growth Stocks To Watch This Quarter"},"content":{"rendered":"
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The safest dividend is usually the one that was just raised. Recession or no landing, bull or bear, these payers don\u2019t care.<\/p>\n

And neither should their shareholders because these stocks are growing their payouts between 33% and 100% per year. Per year!<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s why we have safety in growth. Let\u2019s consider Old Dominion Freight Line (ODFL)<\/strong>, a less-than-truckload (LTL) freight shipping specialist with trucks crawling America\u2019s interstates.<\/p>\n

While transportation is a cyclical business, ODFL is a pinnacle of stability, delivering 30% annual profit growth on average<\/em> over the past seven years. And while the stock hasn\u2019t gone up in a straight line, it has crushed the broader market in that time.<\/p>\n

Who would think a \u201cmeasly\u201d 0.4% dividend would deliver 567% price gains! But look closely. The reason the yield is so low is that ODFL\u2019s \u201cdividend magnet\u201d keeps towing its shares higher.<\/p>\n

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This virtuous refueling cycle keeps Old Dominion perpetually off the GPS of vanilla income investors.<\/p>\n

With obscurity comes outsized profits. Want to get rich with stocks safely? It\u2019s easy. Find the dividends that are growing the fastest.<\/p>\n

Here are five dividend growers that should announce raises over the next three months. One year ago, these firms hiked between 33% and 100%. (That\u2019s right, an instant dividend double!) If you\u2019re looking for growth ideas, start here.<\/p>\n

Coca-Cola
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\n KO
\n <\/fbs-ticker> Consolidated (COKE)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Dividend Yield: <\/strong>0.3%<\/p>\n

2022 Hike:<\/strong> 100%<\/p>\n

Projected Q4 Dividend Announcement:<\/strong> Early December<\/p>\n

No, no, not that<\/em> Coca-Cola (KO)<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Coca-Cola Consolidated (COKE)<\/strong> is the largest bottler of Coca-Cola in the U.S., and also manufactures, sells, and distributes beverages for more than 300 brands and flavors\u2014not just for Coca-Cola, but also Keurig Dr. Pepper (KDP)<\/strong>, Monster Beverage
\n
\n MNST
\n <\/fbs-ticker> (MNST)<\/strong> and other drinks names.<\/p>\n

COKE has quietly put up one of the more impressive five-year strings of financials you\u2019ll see. Revenues managed to grow during COVID (though net income took a step back before hitting the launching pad).<\/p>\n

What\u2019s really noteworthy is the separation COKE has made from both consumer staples (its actual sector) and industrials (given the nature of its business, a similar sector) over the past three years.<\/p>\n

Despite this growth, COKE for years kept its dividend level at 25 cents quarterly\u2014until December 2022, when it announced a massive $3-per-share special dividend, and a doubling of its regular payout.<\/p>\n

But this December (expect an announcement early in the month) could tell us whether last year\u2019s mega-hike was a one-time deal, or if Coca-Cola Consolidated is about to become a dividend-growth juggernaut. A laughably meager 3% payout ratio suggests it absolutely has the room to.<\/p>\n

Owens-Corning (OC)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Dividend Yield: <\/strong>1.5%<\/p>\n

2022 Hike:<\/strong> 49%<\/p>\n

Projected Q4 Dividend Announcement:<\/strong> Early December<\/p>\n

Owens Corning
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\n OC
\n <\/fbs-ticker> (OC)<\/strong> is a global manufacturer of insulation, roofing and fiberglass composites. Its composites are used in everything from building structures to pools and showers to pools and showers to flooring and decking to wind-energy turbine blades.<\/p>\n

Owens Corning is a largely cyclical company whose fates are tightly tied to the housing and construction markets. Indeed, insulation and composites are both seeing pullbacks, though the pros still think OC will escape this year with profit growth. That\u2019s largely because input costs are also on the decline, which should help maintain or even grow margins, especially in roofing.<\/p>\n

OC theoretically has a lot of headroom to raise the distribution given a skinflint dividend payout ratio of about 12%. But it\u2019s worth wondering how many big raises are still in the company\u2019s future. Back in November 2021, Owens-Corning said it planned to return 50% of free cash flow to shareholders over time. However, it has well exceeded that percentage over the past two years \u2026 and the lion\u2019s share of that cash spend has been on buybacks, not dividends.<\/p>\n

When you consider OC\u2019s cyclical nature, it makes sense to keep the dividend (which investors expect to remain stable to rising all the time) lean, and instead favor buybacks, which the company can shift higher or lower without much pushback from investors.<\/p>\n

Still, Owens-Corning hasn\u2019t exactly been chintzy with payout hikes over the past few years, and has in fact doubled its dividend in just two years.<\/p>\n

We\u2019ll likely see what comes next in early December.<\/p>\n

Marriott International
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\n MAR
\n <\/fbs-ticker> (MAR)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Dividend Yield: <\/strong>1.1%<\/p>\n

2022 Hike:<\/strong> 33%*<\/p>\n

Projected Q4 Dividend Announcement:<\/strong> Mid-November<\/p>\n

Big payout raises in the hospitality industry have been commonplace for the past couple years. But that\u2019s largely because many hotel and entertainment names had to slash or suspend their dividends during the worst of the COVID outbreak, and are now just trying to get back up to speed.<\/p>\n

That\u2019s very much the case for Marriott (MAR)<\/strong>, a hotelier that needs little introduction.<\/p>\n

Marriott is more than just Marriott, however. It actually boasts more than 30 brands, including Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis, W Hotels, Sheraton, Westin, Renaissance, Gaylord, Springhill Suites, Courtyard and Aloft.<\/p>\n

At a recent analyst day event, Marriott put out a bold outlook for RevPAR, incentive fees, EBITDA, net rooms growth and numerous other metrics that largely exceeded expectations. Scale is a massive advantage for Marriott, whose Bonvoy loyalty program is now at 186 million members, who drive 61% of room nights globally and 67% in the U.S.<\/p>\n

Marriott has been glad to share its renewed fortunes. MAR shares paid 48 cents per share quarterly prior to a 2020 dividend suspension. The payout resumed in May 2022 at 30 cents per share\u2014then in November 2022, Marriott announced a 33% hike to 40 cents, then another 30% jump to 52 cents announced this May.<\/p>\n

If another hike is coming, early November is one of the places it could show up. The question is: Will Marriott keep on the pedal or hit the brakes?<\/p>\n

On the one hand, Marriott\u2019s dividend now exceeds pre-COVID levels\u2014it\u2019s possible the steep raising over the past year-plus has just been catch-up speed. Also, MAR, as another cyclical name, understandably spends far more on buybacks than dividends ($2.6 billion vs. $321 million last year).<\/p>\n

On the other hand, Marriott was pretty generous about its hikes prior to the COVID suspension. It\u2019s possible the hotelier is just getting back on track.<\/p>\n

Apple
\n
\n AAPL
\n <\/fbs-ticker> Hospitality REIT (APLE)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Dividend Yield: <\/strong>6.3%<\/p>\n

2022 Hike:<\/strong> 60%<\/p>\n

Projected Q4 Dividend Announcement:<\/strong> Mid-October<\/p>\n

Apple Hospitality REIT (APLE)<\/strong> is a real estate investment trust (REIT) that boasts 220 hotels in 87 markets across 37 states. Just like many other hotel REITs, Apple doesn\u2019t just serve one hotelier\u2014119 of its hotels carry a Hilton (HLT) <\/strong>brand, 97 are Marriotts and four sport the Hyatt (H)<\/strong> brand.<\/p>\n

Apple Hospitality, like many hotel REITs, was absolutely gutted during COVID. Its share price sank by nearly two-thirds at its nadir, and the company quickly hacked at its dividend, suspending it for a few quarters in 2020.<\/p>\n

APLE was relatively lucky\u2014shares reclaimed all of their ground within a year, though shares managed to float only slightly higher since then.<\/p>\n

Apple Hospitality is a tricky place. Its focus on select-service hotels is ideal given their high margins, and it has access to not just cities but high-end suburbs, which is a nice diversifier. The problem is moreso where the industry stands. An economic slowdown could affect hoteliers like MAR and hotel REITs like Apple Hospitality alike, but high interest rates also weigh heavily on cost of capital\u2014less a concern for Marriott, which has a capital-light business, but more so for APLE.<\/p>\n

The next time we can expect to hear Apple Hospitality weigh in on its dividend (in one way or another) is mid-October. And I\u2019m very curious about what it has to say.<\/p>\n

Apple Hospitality resumed the payout in 2021 at a penny per share, then quickly raised it to 5 cents per share in early 2022. It raised twice more that year\u2014to 7 and 8 cents per share, with the last announcement coming in mid-October 2022. Since then, the monthly dole has been flat, so the last chance for APLE to start a regular habit is this month.<\/p>\n

Any dividend growth on an already generous (6%-plus) yield would be a welcome sweetener. And even a return to pre-COVID levels of 10 cents per share would represent a 25% hike from here\u2014bringing the yield to nearly 8%.<\/p>\n

Service Properties Trust (SVC)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Dividend Yield: <\/strong>10.6%<\/p>\n

2022 Hike:<\/strong> 100%<\/p>\n

Projected Q4 Dividend Announcement:<\/strong> Mid-October<\/p>\n

Another high-yielding hospitality REIT that hasn\u2019t yet brought its dividend back to par is Service Properties Trust (SVC)<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

But maybe, just maybe, it\u2019s getting serious about fixing that.<\/p>\n

Service Properties Trust isn\u2019t a pure-play hotel REIT. It does have a portfolio of 221 largely extended-stay hotels across most of the U.S., Puerto Rico and Canada. But it also has 763 service-focused retail net-lease properties, leased to the likes of TravelCenters of America, The Great Escape and Life Time Fitness.<\/p>\n

SVC was particularly hard-hit during COVID. While diversification is usually a boon in down times, Service Properties Trust found itself exposed not just to hotels (which saw their business fall off a cliff) but also travel centers and discretionary retailers (which also<\/em> saw their business fall off a cliff).<\/p>\n

But unlike many of the above stocks, Service Properties Trust has been extremely slow off the mat.<\/p>\n

But again, the dividend makes me curious.<\/p>\n

Last October, the REIT announced it was doubling its dividend to 20 cents per share\u2014its first hike since cutting it by 81% in 2020. Which begs the question: Are bigger dividends in store?<\/p>\n

SVC has largely delivered middling performance since COVID, though it\u2019s largely expected to make significant leaps in funds from operations (FFO) over the next two years. And while pundits have warned of its dividend coverage, its FFO so far this year is more than double what SVC needs to tackle the payout.<\/p>\n

The bigger question mark is the balance sheet. Service Properties Trust has unloaded more than 100 hotels since 2020, and this year, it also sold TravelCenters of America to BP (BP)<\/strong> for roughly $380 million. Nonetheless, it still has more than $1 billion in debt maturities to address in both<\/em> 2024 and 2025.<\/p>\n

Brett Owens is chief investment strategist for <\/em>Contrarian Outlook<\/em>. For more great income ideas, get your free copy his latest special report: <\/em>Your Early Retirement Portfolio: Huge Dividends\u2014Every Month\u2014Forever.<\/p>\n

Disclosure: none<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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