Coca-Cola Extends Dividend Streak Amid Strong Financial Performance
Coca-Cola is set to increase its dividend for a 64th consecutive year, supported by robust profits and pricing power, though its long-term market performance may lag.
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Coca-Cola is set to increase its dividend for a 64th consecutive year, supported by robust profits and pricing power, though its long-term market performance may lag.
Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble report recent quarterly results, highlighting sales growth, cash flow, and ongoing dividend payments. Both companies maintain their status as reliable dividend stocks.
Plains All American Pipeline has finalized two major deals, acquiring the EPIC Crude pipeline system and selling its Canadian NGL business, aiming to become a pure-play crude operator for more stable cash flows.
A bullish thesis on Canadian Natural Resources Limited highlights its dividend coverage, capital discipline, and long-term value despite recent oil price weakness.
Altria and Realty Income are noted for their high dividend yields and consistent growth. Altria increased its dividend last year, while Realty Income has raised its dividend 133 times since listing.
Scotiabank lowered Verizon's price target to $48, citing aggressive holiday promotions but positive industry trends. Verizon's strong cash flow supports dividends and a planned Frontier acquisition.
Raymond James downgraded Enterprise Products Partners to Outperform from Strong Buy, citing a shift in focus toward execution and cash flow generation as the midstream sector enters 2026.
UBS upgraded Altria Group to Buy, raising its price target to $63, citing that the worst of the cigarette volume decline may be fading. The firm expects better conditions by 2026.
Raymond James upgraded Kinetik Holdings to Outperform with a $46 target, citing strong Q3 earnings and operational milestones like the Kings Landing project entering full service.