STAG STAG Industrial, Inc.
Real Estate · REIT - Industrial
37.21
-0.16%
About the company
STAG Industrial, Inc. is a real estate investment trust focused on the acquisition, development, ownership and operation of industrial properties throughout the United States. As of June 30, 2026, the Company's portfolio consists of 606 buildings in 41 states with approximately 122.6 million rentable square feet. STAG Industrial, Inc. was established in 2010 and was incorporated in Maryland.
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Dividend deep dive
Stag Industrial, Inc., an Industrial REIT, has a dividend yield of 3.72%, which is at the lower end of its 5-year range of 3.77% to 4.25%. The current price of 41.68 USD is considered expensive compared to a fair value of 18.7 USD, indicating a -55.1% difference. Momentum and value scores are not available in the provided data. There is no overall dividend rating score available.
Dividend history
Stag Industrial has maintained a dividend increase streak of 1 year. Over the last three years, the dividend has grown at a CAGR of 0.54%, increasing to 0.66% over five years. Annual dividends per share have been USD 1.29 (2014), USD 1.368 (2015), USD 1.392 (2016), USD 1.41 (2017), USD 1.416 (2018), USD 1.428 (2019), USD 1.44 (2020), USD 1.452 (2021), USD 1.464 (2022), USD 1.476 (2023), USD 1.476 (2024), and USD 1.488 (2025).
Dividend safety
The dividend's coverage appears stressed, with a payout ratio of 120.16%. The FFO payout percentage is not available. Leverage metrics include a debt-to-equity ratio of 88.148%.
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Dividend profile
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