The Carlyle Group Inc. 4.625% Subordinated Notes due 2061

Financial Services

NASDAQ:CGABL · NASDAQ Global Select

Market Cap $5.92B Beta 0.79 P/E (TTM) 30.1
$16.47 +0.58%

+$0.10 today

52W Low $16.04High $18.80

Vol 0.02M · Avg 0.02M

EPS (TTM) $1.52 Div Yield 3.05%Financial - Credit Services

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Dividends

Dividend history, growth & yield

Dividends

Yield

3.05%

Annual Div/Share

$1.16

Payout Ratio

92.4%

Frequency

Quarterly

Shareholder Yield

20.13%

Next Ex-Date

Jul 31, 2026

Next Payment

$0.29 · Aug 15, 2026

1Y Growth

+0.0%

3Y CAGR

+0.0%

5Y CAGR

Dividend Payments, Annual Total (TTM) & Yield

Analysis

The current indicated dividend yield is 3.05%, with TTM dividends of $1.16 per share. Three-year dividend growth is +0.0%, which helps show whether payouts are compounding or flattening. The payout ratio is 92.4%, so compare payout growth against earnings coverage. Payments are currently quarterly.

Shareholder Returns

Dividend, buyback & debt paydown yields

Management

Dividend Yield (TTM)

8.53%

Buyback Yield (TTM)

12.07%

Debt Paydown (TTM)

0.00%

Total Yield (TTM)

20.61%

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Analysis

Total TTM shareholder yield is 20.61% including 0.00% from debt paydown. The largest current contributor is buybacks at 12.07%, which helps show whether capital returns are coming from direct cash payouts, share count reduction, or balance sheet cleanup.

Competitor Dividends

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Does CGABL stock pay dividends?

The Carlyle Group Inc. 4.625% Subordinated Notes due 2061 (CGABL) currently pays a dividend. The indicated dividend per share is 1.16 USD and the dividend yield is 3.05%.

Is CGABL's dividend covered?

The payout ratio is 92.4%, so compare that against earnings and free cash flow before relying on the dividend.

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