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Emerson Electric Has Raised Its Dividend for 68 Years and the Streak Looks Secure

Emerson Electric Has Raised Its Dividend for 68 Years and the Streak Looks Secure William Temple Mon, December 8, 2025 at 8:17 PM GMT+5:30 3 min read EMR 24/7 Wall St. Emerson Electric (NYSE: EMR) has paid dividends for 68 consecutive years, but can the industrial automation giant maintain that streak? With a 1.54% yield and recent earnings volatility, income investors need to look beyond the surface.

Emerson Electric Has Raised Its Dividend for 68 Years and the Streak Looks Secure

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Key Highlights

  • I analyzed payout ratios, cash flow coverage, and the balance sheet to determine whether this dividend is truly safe.
  • The Dividend at a Glance Metric Value Annual Dividend $2.11 per share Dividend Yield 1.54% Consecutive Years of Increases 68 years Most Recent Increase 5.2% (November 2025) Dividend Aristocrat Status Yes (25+ years) Emerson raised its quarterly dividend to $0.555 per share in November 2025, marking a 5.2% increase and extending one of the longest dividend streaks in American industry.
  • Comfortable Payout Ratios With Room to Spare Metric FY2025 Value Assessment Earnings Payout Ratio 35.2% Healthy FCF Payout Ratio 44.7% Healthy Operating Cash Flow Coverage 2.60x Strong Emerson paid $1.19 billion in dividends against $2.67 billion in free cash flow during fiscal 2025, producing a FCF payout ratio of 44.7%.
  • That leaves $1.48 billion in retained cash for debt reduction, acquisitions, or the $1.24 billion in share buybacks the company executed.
  • The earnings payout ratio stands at 35.2% based on fiscal 2025 EPS of $6.00.
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