CSL Carlisle Companies Incorporated
CSL raised its quarterly dividend 13.6% to $1.25 from $1.10 (next ex-dividend date Aug 19).
The 13.6% dividend raise is a strong signal of management's confidence in free cash flow durability, directly countering the bearish overhang from last year's net income drop and elevated debt load. It reinforces the hold thesis—the underlying business is healthier than the headline earnings decline suggests, but the premium valuation already prices in that resilience.
A break below the 200-day moving average ($346.31) on above-average volume would indicate the market is prioritizing the FY2025 earnings contraction and flat margin guidance over the dividend commitment.
raised 13.6% — $1.10 to $1.25 per quarter
- New payment
- $1.25 per quarter
- Previous
- $1.10 · ex-dividend May 18, 2026
- Next ex-dividend
- Aug 19, 2026
Dividends come from the dividends calendar, not a filing — the ex-dividend date is the day the payment stops travelling with the share.
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