💿 Weekly Dividend Hikes — October 27 – November 3, 2025
From AbbVie to Visa — 32 Companies Just Raised Their Dividends
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Weekly Dividend Hikes by MaxDividends — the world’s most complete weekly roundup of dividend increases across every major market.
From U.S. industrials, banks, and utilities to Japan’s long-standing consumer names — each week, we track, verify, and share every meaningful dividend raise that strengthens long-term income portfolios.
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Each edition highlights the latest hikes, payout ratios, and multi-year streaks that define true dividend discipline.
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📊 Highlights of the Week
Biggest Hike: Amphenol (+51.5%)
Longest Streak: Stepan Company — 57 years
Average Increase: +6.7% across 30 companies
Top Sector: Industrials and Financials
Another solid week for dividend investors — powered by U.S. industrials, banks, and blue-chip household names.
From AbbVie and Visa to Hubbell, Rockwell Automation, and McDonald’s, this week’s lineup shows once again that the strongest businesses keep sharing more of their profits with shareholders.
Each raise adds a little more passive income — and another quiet, compounding step toward real financial freedom.
🇺🇸 United States
AbbVie (ABBV) — dividend up from $1.64 → $1.73 (+5.5%).
11 years of raises. Global biopharma giant behind Humira, Skyrizi, and Rinvoq — strong cash flows and double-digit growth history.
Rockwell Automation (ROK) — $1.31 → $1.38 (+5.3%).
22 years of raises. Industrial automation leader benefiting from smart factory and robotics adoption.
Artesian Resources (ARTNA) — $0.307 → $0.314 (+2.1%).
30 years of raises. Delaware-based water utility with dependable regional growth.
Tennant Company (TNC) — $0.295 → $0.31 (+5.1%).
53 years of raises. Maker of industrial cleaning machines, quietly compounding for over half a century.
Stepan Company (SCL) — $0.385 → $0.395 (+2.6%).
57 years of raises. Specialty chemicals producer serving agriculture, cleaning, and polymer markets.
National Bank Holdings (NBHC) — $0.30 → $0.31 (+3.3%).
11 years of raises. Regional bank with conservative balance sheet and steady dividend growth.
Cognex (CGNX) — $0.08 → $0.085 (+6.3%).
10 years of raises. Vision systems and industrial sensors specialist for automation and robotics.
Visa (V) — $0.59 → $0.67 (+13.6%).
16 years of raises. Digital payments powerhouse with massive cash generation and top-tier dividend growth.
UMB Financial (UMBF) — $0.40 → $0.43 (+7.5%).
28 years of raises. Midwestern bank with stable performance and a culture of consistency.
D.R. Horton (DHI) — $0.40 → $0.45 (+12.5%).
10 years of raises. America’s largest homebuilder, strong housing tailwinds and shareholder returns.
Associated Banc-Corp (ASB) — $0.23 → $0.24 (+4.4%).
13 years of raises. Wisconsin-based regional bank delivering slow but steady growth.
Regency Centers (REG) — $0.705 → $0.755 (+7.1%).
14 years of raises. REIT focused on grocery-anchored shopping centers across major U.S. markets.
Principal Financial Group (PFG) — $0.78 → $0.79 (+1.3%).
16 years of raises. Financial and insurance group keeping its dividend streak alive.
Hartford Financial (HIG) — $0.52 → $0.60 (+15.4%).
12 years of raises. Insurance and investment firm rewarding shareholders after another strong year.
Tompkins Financial (TMP) — $0.62 → $0.65 (+4.8%).
29 years of raises. Community-focused bank serving New York state.
Middlesex Water (MSEX) — $0.34 → $0.36 (+5.9%).
53 years of raises. Water utility with one of the longest streaks in the sector.
Gorman-Rupp (GRC) — $0.185 → $0.19 (+2.7%).
52 years of raises. Industrial pump manufacturer powering through cycles with quiet reliability.
Standex International (SXI) — $0.32 → $0.34 (+6.3%).
14 years of raises. Niche manufacturer serving electronics and engineering markets.
Mueller Water Products (MWA) — $0.067 → $0.07 (+4.5%).
18 years of raises. Water infrastructure specialist benefiting from modernization spending.
Hubbell (HUBB) — $1.32 → $1.42 (+7.6%).
28 years of raises. Electrical and lighting solutions leader with strong cash flow discipline.
Comfort Systems USA (FIX) — $0.50 → $0.60 (+20%).
13 years of raises. HVAC and mechanical services leader with a rapidly growing dividend.
Fidelity D&D Bancorp (FDBC) — $0.40 → $0.43 (+7.5%).
15 years of raises. Pennsylvania-based community bank focused on shareholder value.
Pinnacle West Capital (PNW) — $0.895 → $0.91 (+1.7%).
32 years of raises. Arizona utility maintaining steady payouts amid regulatory changes.
Prosperity Bancshares (PB) — $0.58 → $0.60 (+3.4%).
25 years of raises. Texas-based bank known for consistent execution.
McDonald’s (MCD) — $1.77 → $1.86 (+5.1%).
49 years of raises. Golden Arches continue to serve both fries and dividend hikes.
Brown & Brown (BRO) — $0.15 → $0.165 (+10%).
32 years of raises. Insurance brokerage delivering another double-digit raise.
Amphenol (APH) — $0.165 → $0.25 (+51.5%).
19 years of raises. Global connector manufacturer with massive growth in automotive and data centers.
American Electric Power (AEP) — $0.93 → $0.95 (+2.2%).
20 years of raises. One of America’s largest utilities, steady and predictable.
Huntington Ingalls (HII) — $1.35 → $1.38 (+2.2%).
12 years of raises. America’s primary military shipbuilder — a quiet compounder in defense.
🇯🇵 Japan
First Juken Co. (8917.TSE) — 21 → 22 JPY (+4.8%).
15 years of uninterrupted dividends. Japanese homebuilder maintaining a stable payout and gradually increasing over time.
Ito En Ltd (2593.TSE) — 22 → 24 JPY (+9.1%).
24 years of uninterrupted dividends. Beverage and tea producer behind the “Oi Ocha” brand, known for steady dividends and occasional hikes.
Why This Matters
Some hikes are modest, some are big — but all of them mean higher passive income. Week after week, this is how the compounding snowball keeps rolling.
👉 Congratulations to all shareholders who spotted their company among this week’s winners!
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That 13.6% dividend increase from Visa really stands out in this list. The company's network effect in digital paymets keeps getting stronger with every transaction, and that cash flow machine just keeps printing. With 16 years of consistent raises, they've proven they can execute through different economic cycles. The shift toward cashless transactions globally should keep supporting these kinds of shareholder returns.