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DGRO Dividend History

iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF · every payment since 2014

iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF (DGRO) has paid 49 distributions since 2014. The most recent was $0.3850 per share (ex-date Sep 15, 2026). Over the last 12 months DGRO paid $1.4940 across 4 payments, a trailing yield of 1.95%. The average of the last 2 regular payments is -8.0% versus the 2 before.

Latest distribution

$0.3850

Last ex-date

Sep 15, 2026

Paid, last 12 months

$1.49

Trailing yield

1.95%

Frequency

Quarterly

Payments on record

49

What the record shows

DGRO has paid quarterly since 2014. Over the last 12 months, four payments totaled $1.494 per share, equal to a 1.95% trailing yield. Its distributions vary with income earned, so individual payments have not moved in a straight line.

The latest distribution was $0.385 per share, 16.3% higher than the previous payment. Even so, the recent average was 8% below the prior average. Annual distributions rose in every year from 2020 through 2025, showing a consistent upward pattern in full-year totals despite quarter-to-quarter variation.

DGRO’s price rose 13.2% over the same 12-month span. Distributions equaled 2.2% of the price a year earlier, bringing approximate total return to 15.4%. Because the price also increased, the distributions supplemented the gain rather than offsetting a falling share price.

By SmarterDividends Team · written from the payment record on this page · updated Sep 24, 2026 · editorial policy

Distributions versus price, last 12 months

Paid out

2.22%

of price a year ago

Price change

+13.7%

$67.28 → $76.51

Approx. total return

+15.9%

before taxes

A high distribution rate paired with a falling price means part of the payout came back out of the share price. Total return adds distributions received to the price change; it ignores reinvestment and taxes.

DGRO distributions per year

Total paid per share by calendar year

Recent distribution amounts

Last 24 regular payments, per share

DGRO dividend history by year

YearPaymentsTotal per shareChange
2026year to date3$1.0470—
20254$1.4510+4.8%
20244$1.3850+5.2%
20234$1.3160+12.7%
20224$1.1680+9.0%
20214$1.0720+4.1%
20204$1.0300+10.6%
20194$0.9310+14.8%
20184$0.8110+14.9%
20174$0.7060+41.8%
20163timing$0.4980-23.0%
20155timing$0.6470+150.8%
20142timing$0.2580—

Every DGRO distribution

23 higher · 23 lower · 0 specials
Ex-dividend datePay dateAmountChangeType
Sep 15, 2026—$0.3850+16.3%Higher
Jun 15, 2026—$0.3310+0.0%Unchanged
Mar 17, 2026—$0.3310-26.0%Lower
Dec 16, 2025—$0.4470+21.1%Higher
Sep 16, 2025—$0.3690+13.9%Higher
Jun 16, 2025—$0.3240+4.2%Higher
Mar 18, 2025—$0.3110-17.7%Lower
Dec 17, 2024—$0.3780-6.2%Lower
Sep 25, 2024—$0.4030+37.5%Higher
Jun 11, 2024—$0.2930-5.8%Lower
Mar 21, 2024—$0.3110-15.9%Lower
Dec 20, 2023—$0.3700-4.6%Lower
Sep 26, 2023—$0.3880+49.2%Higher
Jun 7, 2023—$0.2600-12.8%Lower
Mar 23, 2023—$0.2980-9.4%Lower
Dec 13, 2022—$0.3290-3.8%Lower
Sep 26, 2022—$0.3420+45.5%Higher
Jun 9, 2022—$0.2350-10.3%Lower
Mar 24, 2022—$0.2620-12.4%Lower
Dec 13, 2021—$0.2990+19.6%Higher
Sep 24, 2021—$0.2500-4.2%Lower
Jun 10, 2021—$0.2610-0.4%Unchanged
Mar 25, 2021—$0.2620-4.0%Lower
Dec 14, 2020—$0.2730+4.6%Higher
Sep 23, 2020—$0.2610+4.8%Higher
Jun 15, 2020—$0.2490+0.8%Higher
Mar 25, 2020—$0.2470+5.1%Higher
Dec 16, 2019—$0.2350-6.0%Lower
Sep 24, 2019—$0.2500+9.6%Higher
Jun 17, 2019—$0.2280+4.6%Higher
Mar 20, 2019—$0.2180+9.0%Higher
Dec 17, 2018—$0.2000-12.3%Lower
Sep 26, 2018—$0.2280+19.4%Higher
Jun 26, 2018—$0.1910-0.5%Lower
Mar 22, 2018—$0.1920-1.0%Lower
Dec 19, 2017—$0.1940+17.6%Higher
Sep 26, 2017—$0.1650-11.3%Lower
Jun 27, 2017—$0.1860+15.5%Higher
Mar 24, 2017—$0.1610+5.9%Higher
Dec 21, 2016—$0.1520-13.1%Lower
Sep 26, 2016—$0.1750+2.3%Higher
Jun 21, 2016—$0.1710+1454.5%Higher
Dec 29, 2015—$0.0110-91.9%Lower
Dec 24, 2015—$0.1360-16.6%Lower
Sep 25, 2015—$0.1630-3.6%Lower
Jun 24, 2015—$0.1690+0.6%Higher
Mar 25, 2015—$0.1680+88.8%Higher
Dec 24, 2014—$0.0890-47.3%Lower
Sep 24, 2014—$0.1690—First

Amounts are per share and adjusted for stock splits, so early payments appear smaller than the cash paid at the time; a year with an extra or missing ex-date shows as a jump in the annual table. Change compares each regular payment with the previous regular one; payments of at least 2.5 times the recent median are treated as specials. Data refreshes daily; informational only, not investment advice. Back to DGRO