Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc.: dividend

KTOSNASDAQIndustrials · Guided Missiles & Space Vehicles & Parts

Price

$33.91

November 13, 2026Market cap $6.4B

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  • The full history: 17 fiscal years, from FY2009
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  • Profit over the last twelve months is well above what the business itself earned, because it includes large gains outside the business, such as on investments or from selling a business. The P/E is lower than the business alone would give.

Kratos Defense & Security Solutions pays no dividend

It paid no dividend in any of the fiscal years we hold, nor over the last 12 months. Nor does it buy back shares: its share count rose 11.4% in a year.

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Does KTOS pay a dividend?

It paid no dividend in any of the fiscal years we hold, nor over the last 12 months. Nor does it buy back shares: its share count rose 11.4% in a year.

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