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First Financial Bancorp. (FFBC) Dividend Yield, Date & History

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$25.69 -0.77 (-2.91%)
As of 01/10/2025 04:00 PM Eastern
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First Financial Bancorp. Dividend Summary

Dividend Yield
3.74%
Annual Dividend
$0.96
Recent
Dividend Payment
Dec. 16
Annualized 3-Year
Dividend Growth
0.72%
Dividend Payout Ratio
41.38%

First Financial Bancorp. (FFBC) pays an annual dividend of $0.96 per share, with a dividend yield of 3.74%. The next quarterly payment of $0.24 per share was paid on Monday, December 16, to investors who owned the stock before the ex-dividend date of Monday, December 2. The company currently pays out 41.38% of its earnings and 34.23% of its cash flow as dividends.

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FFBC Dividend Payments by Quarter

The chart below displays up to four years of First Financial Bancorp.'s dividend payment history by quarter. The blue bars represent historical dividend payments, while the gray bars indicate future payments.

FFBC Dividend Yield Over Time

The chart below tracks First Financial Bancorp.'s dividend yield over the past four years. The line represents changes in yield by quarter, providing a clear view of trends over time.

First Financial Bancorp. vs. The Competition

Compare First Financial Bancorp.'s annual dividend, yield, and 3-year growth rate with averages for Finance and NASDAQ companies to evaluate its performance against the market.

TypeFirst Financial Bancorp.Finance CompaniesNASDAQ Companies
Annual Dividend$0.96$0.02$1.28
Dividend Yield3.74%5.89%3.96%
Annualized 3-Year Dividend Growth0.72%12.25%12.80%

First Financial Bancorp. Dividend Payout Ratio

Dividend payout ratios express the dividend as a percentage of another metric, such as earnings or cash flow, and can be used to assess dividend sustainability.

TypePayout Ratio
Based on Trailing 12 Months of Earnings41.38%
Based on This Year's Estimate37.94%
Based on Next Year's Estimate38.71%
Based on Cashflow34.23%

First Financial Bancorp. Dividend History by Quarter

AnnouncedPeriodPaymentPayment ChangeYieldEx-Dividend DateRecord DatePayable Date
10/22/2024quarterly$0.24 - 3.78%12/2/202412/2/202412/16/2024
7/23/2024Quarterly$0.24+$0.01
4.35%		3.42%8/30/20249/2/20249/16/2024
4/23/2024Quarterly$0.23 - 4.08%6/3/20246/3/20246/17/2024
1/23/2024Quarterly$0.23 - 4.02%2/29/20243/1/20243/15/2024
10/24/2023Quarterly$0.23 - 5.3%11/30/202312/1/202312/15/2023
7/25/2023Quarterly$0.23 - 3.91%8/31/20239/1/20239/15/2023
4/25/2023Quarterly$0.23 - 4.61%5/31/20236/1/20236/15/2023
1/26/2023Quarterly$0.23 - 3.79%2/28/20233/1/20233/15/2023

This table shows First Financial Bancorp.'s quarterlydividend history, including payout amounts, yield, dividend changes, and key dates. Use the date filter to explore data as far back as 2013 to analyze trends over time.

First Financial Bancorp. Dividend - Frequently Asked Questions

The current dividend yield for First Financial Bancorp. is 3.74%. Learn more on FFBC's dividend yield history.

The annual dividend for FFBC shares is $0.96. Learn more on FFBC's annual dividend history.

First Financial Bancorp. pays quarterly dividends to shareholders.

First Financial Bancorp.'s most recent quarterly dividend payment of $0.24 per share was made to shareholders on Monday, December 16, 2024.

First Financial Bancorp.'s most recent ex-dividend date was Monday, December 2, 2024.

Over the past three years, the company's dividend has grown by an average of 0.72% per year.

The most recent change in the company's dividend was an increase of $0.01 on Tuesday, July 23, 2024.

The dividend payout ratio for FFBC is:
  • 41.38% based on the trailing year of earnings
  • 37.94% based on this year's estimates
  • 38.71% based on next year's estimates
  • 34.23% based on cash flow

First Financial Bancorp.'s dividend yield of 3.61% is lower than the average Finance company that issues a dividend. First Financial Bancorp.'s dividend payout ratio of 41.38% is at a healthy, sustainable level, below 75% of its earnings.

Looking at the stock as a whole, market analysts rate First Financial Bancorp. stock as a Moderate Buy, forecasting growth opportunities and potential value appreciation.

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This page (NASDAQ:FFBC) was last updated on 1/12/2025 by MarketBeat.com Staff
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