Toll Brothers Raises Dividend by 10% in Fourth Consecutive Annual Increase

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FORT WASHINGTON, PA — In a move likely to elicit cheer among investors, Toll Brothers, Inc. (NYSE: TOL), a leading luxury homebuilder, has announced a 10% boost to its quarterly cash dividend. This marks the fourth year in a row that the company has enhanced its payout to shareholders.

The board of directors approved the increase recently, setting the dividend at $0.23 per share. Shareholders on record as of the close of business on April 5, 2024, will receive this payout on April 19, 2024.

This announcement aims to emphasize Toll Brothers’ commitment to returning value to its shareholders. The successive hikes in dividend payouts over the past four years reflect the company’s strong financial health and confidence in its future prospects.

Investors often view regular dividend increases as a sign of a company’s stable growth and profitability. For Toll Brothers, this latest rise in dividends signals the robust demand for its luxury homes and the effectiveness of its growth strategies.

The increased dividend should also enhance the attractiveness of Toll Brothers’ stock for income-focused investors. As interest rates begin to rise, stocks with a history of consistent dividend growth can provide an appealing income stream.

This move follows a successful year for Toll Brothers, which has been capitalizing on a buoyant housing market. With its focus on upscale, suburban residential properties, the company has been able to navigate supply chain challenges and labor shortages that have beset the broader construction industry.

As Toll Brothers continues to execute its growth strategy and deliver high-quality homes, shareholders can look forward to benefiting from the company’s success. The increased dividend is just one more way the company is sharing its prosperity with those who have invested in its vision and growth.

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