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"If companies don't have cash to invest in the business," he said, "they won't have it to grow dividends, either".
They don't grow dividends consistently.
REITs are positioned well to grow dividends in the future.
If the trusts are taxed by Canada at the corporate level and earnings do not continue to grow, dividends will shrink.
"We have strengthened our capital position and remain one of the best-capitalised banks in the world, allowing us both to invest in organic growth and grow dividends," the company said in a statement.
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And companies with growing dividends often have that ability.
For example, when a company says it has had 20 straight quarters of growing dividends, they have a huge incentive to try and maintain that record, and may be cutting corners to do it.
The demand for their products is very consistent and predictable; they aren't capital intensive businesses; they generate lots of cash; they pay sustainable and growing dividends; they don't have to worry about new entrants; and they have significant pricing power.
We will continue to see very strong companies meet our needs for growing dividends.
If they're growing dividends, we want to be sure they are doing so out of earnings.
We favor companies with growing dividends and, while dividend growth rates are moderating, we are still finding companies with enough faith in their business and cash flows to raise their dividends.
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