Cincinnati Financial Corporation: dividend

CINFNASDAQFinancial services · Fire, Marine & Casualty Insurance

Price

$189.65

November 13, 2026Market cap $29.5B

What Ploutos Investor adds for Cincinnati Financial

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  • The full history: 17 fiscal years, from 2009
  • The estimated fair value, with its range and its certainty
  • The full analysis, 18 a month
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  • Excel with every year
  • An email when it reports, changes its dividend or an officer buys

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Yield

1.95%

$3.69 per share over the last 12 months, at a price of $189.65.

Forward yield1.98%($0.94 a quarter)

FCF coverThe year's free cash flow was 5.4 times the dividend it paid.
5.4x
Payout22% of the last 12 months' earnings went to the dividend.
22%
No cutYears in a row without a cut, in 17 years of figures.
7
5-year growthAverage yearly growth over the last five years.
+7.7%
Debt / EBITDAMoney that goes to interest does not go to the dividend.
-0.2x

The dividend year by year

What it paid per share each fiscal year, how much that changed, and the yield it gave at the price at year end.

+7.7% a year over 5 years
  • 2025
    Dividend per share$3.48
  • 2024
    Dividend per share$3.24
  • 2023
    Dividend per share$3.00

Each fiscal year's dividend as the company states it in its filings, adjusted for stock splits. Special dividends count in the year they were paid.

The dividend year by year

CINF's dividend per share each fiscal year, from 2009 to 2022, 14 more fiscal years

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Everything it returns to shareholders

The dividend is one way. The other is buybacks, which reduce the number of shares.

Dividend yield

1.95%

$19.50 a year per $1,000 of shares

Buybacks

0.69%

$6.90 a year per $1,000 of shares

The share count fell by 0.6% over the year.

Total returned

2.64%

$26.40 a year per $1,000 of shares

dividend 74%buybacks 26%

CINF beside the other dividend payers

Where it stands among this week's 968 dividend payers, and in the Financial services sector. The dot is the company, the white line the median.

Dividend yield1.95%

Above 48% of the payers · median 2.03%

In Financial services: above 40%, median 2.29%.

Covered by free cash flow5.4x

Above 69% of the payers · median 3.6x

In Financial services: above 49%, median 5.4x.

Dividend growth, 5 years+7.7%

Above 61% of the payers · median +6.3%

In Financial services: above 65%, median +5.6%.

Share of earnings paid out22%

Above 27% of the payers · median 35%

In Financial services: above 31%, median 31%.

Yield, cover and years without a cut for almost 1,000 stocks, in one table.The table

The full analysis

What do Cincinnati Financial's filings show?

The dividend is one part of Cincinnati Financial's picture. The full Ploutos AI analysis reads everything the company has filed and shows what stands behind it, with a source for every figure.

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Questions about CINF's dividend

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What is CINF's dividend yield?

Cincinnati Financial paid $3.69 per share over the last 12 months. At a price of $189.65, that is a yield of 1.95%.

Does CINF cover its dividend with the cash it makes?

Yes, over the last year. Cincinnati Financial's free cash flow was 5.4 times the dividend it paid.

Has CINF ever cut its dividend?

Cincinnati Financial has not cut its dividend for 7 years, in the 17 years of figures we hold.

How much has CINF's dividend grown?

Cincinnati Financial's dividend per share changed by +7.7% a year on average over the last five years.

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The figures come from the company's SEC filings and the share price, and describe what it has reported. They are not a score or a fair value.