Ingram Micro Raises Quarterly Dividend to $0.084 a Share

Ingram Micro Holding Corporation (NYSE: INGM) increased its quarterly dividend to $0.084 per share from $0.082, a 2.44% rise, according to the locked dividend data for the event. The ex-dividend date for the increased payout is May 12, 2026.

The technology distributor’s new declared rate keeps the company’s annual dividend at $0.32 per share in the locked dataset, implying a forward annual yield of 1.11% based on a share price of $29.25. The dividend event comes with no recorded consecutive annual dividend-growth streak in the provided data, reflecting Ingram Micro’s relatively recent return to the public market.

Business context

Ingram Micro is a global technology distributor serving the information technology channel. The company says it connects technology manufacturers and cloud providers with a broad base of business-to-business technology customers, and its Xvantage platform is intended to integrate hardware, cloud subscriptions, pricing, order tracking and billing automation across its sales ecosystem (Ingram Micro IR).

The dividend increase was announced alongside stronger first-quarter results. Ingram Micro reported higher net sales and net income for the fiscal first quarter ended March 28, 2026, and management cited growth across its regions, including strength in Asia Pacific and AI-related sales through Xvantage in its largest countries (Ingram Micro Q1 release). The company also said it remained focused on returning capital to shareholders through dividends and share repurchases.

Ingram Micro re-entered the public market in 2024 after a period of private ownership. At the time of its IPO process, MarketWatch reported that the company planned to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the INGM ticker and use IPO proceeds to reduce debt (MarketWatch).

What it means for income investors

For income-focused investors, the increase represents a modest sequential raise in Ingram Micro’s quarterly payout rather than evidence of a long dividend-growth record. The locked data show a forward annual yield of 1.11%, placing the stock’s current income profile below that of many higher-yield dividend sectors. The event is still relevant because it indicates management’s willingness to lift the payout while balancing capital returns with investment in the company’s distribution and digital-platform strategy.