💿 Weekly Dividend Hikes — November 3 – November 10, 2025

From Snap-On to Atmos Energy — 12 Companies Just Raised Their Dividends

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At MaxDividends we track more than 19,000 companies worldwide — but only the elite make it into this list: businesses that have been paying dividends for 10+ years without a cut.

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Intro

Weekly Dividend Hikes by MaxDividends — your trusted weekly briefing on every verified dividend increase across major global markets.

Each edition cuts through the noise to deliver clean, timely, data-backed insight into which companies are not only paying dividends — but actively raising them. From industrial giants and utilities to financials and specialized manufacturers, we track every notable hike that strengthens long-term income portfolios.

The mission stays unchanged: real data, real increases, real income growth — delivered before most of the market even reacts.

This roundup helps you spot discipline and consistency where it matters most: payout growth, multi-year streaks (consecutive vs. consistent), and the shareholder-first companies that quietly compound wealth year after year.

MaxDividends remains the world’s most complete, independently verified weekly source for dividend increase intelligence — trusted by income investors, compounding believers, and disciplined long-term builders.

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📊 Highlights of the Week

• Strongest True Raise: Snap-On — +14.0%

• Longest Consecutive Streak: Emerson Electric — 67 years

• Average Increase: +10.9% across 12 companies

• Top Sectors: Industrials, Utilities, Specialty Manufacturing

A week defined by strong industrial names and disciplined cash-flow operators.
Snap-On, Atmos Energy, and Roper Technologies delivered double-digit increases, reinforcing how resilient their businesses remain even in slower markets.

Utilities and industrials led the way again — reliable, boring, and effective. And at the quieter end of the spectrum, companies like Becton Dickinson, CDW, and C.H. Robinson extended multi-decade streaks with modest, steady hikes.

Another week of quiet compounding — and another set of signals that true dividend strength is built on discipline, consistency, and shareholder respect.