Five Nasdaq-listed companies, including Wintrust Financial (WTFC) and Silicon Motion Technology (SIMO), go ex-dividend on August 6, making today (August 5) the last day for investors to buy
Wintrust Financial recently raised its quarterly dividend by 10% to $0.55, while Silicon Motion Technology pays $0.50 quarterly, with its stock up 184% year-to-date due to AI storage demand. Other companies include Franklin Electric (FELE), which extended a multi-decade streak of dividend increases, TriMas (TRS), and Eagle Bancorp (EGBN), which significantly cut its dividend by 94% to $0.01 amid credit deterioration.
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