Polaris (PII) dividend: yield, history & calculator

Current yield 4.17% · ~$2.70/share per year

In short — Polaris pays about $2.70/share per year, a 4.17% yield. $1000 invested 10 years ago would have earned $301 in dividends, plus $-221 price gain → $1,079 total (total return +8%).

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Dividend calculator

Amount invested ($)
Year invested

Dividend history (per share, by year)

Year	Dividend / share	Change
2025	$2.65	+2%
2024	$2.61	+2%
2023	$2.57	+2%
2022	$2.53	+2%
2021	$2.49	+2%
2020	$2.45	+2%
2019	$2.41	+3%
2018	$2.34	+5%
2017	$2.23	+4%
2016	$2.14	+9%
2015	$1.97	+13%
2014	$1.74	+14%

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Frequently asked questions

What is Polaris's dividend yield?

Polaris (PII)'s dividend yield is about 4.17%, i.e. ~$2.70/share per year at the current price.

Has Polaris grown its dividend?

The year-by-year history is in the table above — a steadily rising dividend is a good sign, but there's no guarantee it continues.

How much in dividends for $1000 invested in Polaris?

About $301 in dividends over 10 years (on top of price gains), per the calculator above.

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⚠️ Educational, not advice. Past dividends, which can be cut or suspended. Prices in $. Data: Yahoo Finance.