Published: September 29, 2025
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The Dividend Emperors list includes companies that have managed to increase dividends for at least 75 years in a row You can view the full list of Dividend Emperors below:

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American States Water $AWR is the first company to potentially join this list in 2029 I expect the company to hike dividends for the 72nd consecutive year at the end of July 2026 Two other runner-ups for potential inclusion are Dover $DOV and Northwest Natural $NWN in 2030

The following four companies may qualify for inclusion in 2031, if they keep raising annual dividends and manage to increase dividends for 75 years in a row by then Emerson Electric $EMR Genuine Parts Co. $GPC Procter & Gamble Co. $PG Parker-Hannifin Corp. $PH

@DividendGrowth LOL, you posted an empty white square. πŸ˜‚

@DividendGrowth That's some serious long-term performance. Makes you appreciate companies that can deliver through every market cycle - reminds me of Douglas Sharp's point about durability being the real superpower in investing.

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@DividendGrowth The only list i see is a white screenshot.

@DividendGrowth A streak as difficult as Joe Dimaggio’s!!!!

@DividendGrowth Your photo is a white box

@DividendGrowth Lmao, well some are kinda close like $PG and $CINF

@DividendGrowth Comprehensive list ! πŸ˜†

@DividendGrowth are there really zero stocks that have reached this lol

@DividendGrowth $AWR will found this club in a few years

@DividendGrowth Strong buys across the board, IMHO

@DividendGrowth Someone's gotta create an ETF out of this list. I'd buy it! 😎😜

@DividendGrowth Oh Boy! List is very exhaustive. 🀣🀣

@DividendGrowth It's funny πŸ˜„ But also to me I think it speaks to me having a little bit of flexibility with some of the freezers and also even reducers sometimes. Sometimes there are external business factors that are hard to control but I like long time payers.

@DividendGrowth Soon enough I’d imagine!!

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