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Autodesk

Autodesk

ADSKS&P 500
234,60 $
Dividend yield0,01 %
Continuity17 yr
Dividend0,02 $
DiviScore
64SCOREGood
Performance34/35
Dividend Quality11/35
AGM Date
Ex-Date
22.03.2005
Payment
CAGR 3Y
+3.4%
CAGR 5Y
-6.1%
CAGR 10Y
+14.7%

€10,000 invested in 2016 · with dividend reinvestment

+292%
End Value
39.201,62 $
Total Return
+292.0%
Annual Return
14.6% p.a.
Dividends Received
0,00 $

Dividend history

17 years continuous
YearAmountDividend yieldAGM dateEx-datePayment dateChange
20050,02 $22.03.2005+50.0%
20040,01 $31.03.2004-50.0%
20030,02 $02.04.20030.0%
20020,02 $02.01.20020.0%
20010,02 $03.01.20010.0%
20000,02 $10.01.20000.0%
19990,02 $06.01.19990.0%
19980,02 $07.01.19980.0%
19970,02 $08.01.19970.0%
19960,02 $10.01.19960.0%

About Autodesk

Autodesk is a leading maker of design and engineering software, best known for AutoCAD and for tools widely used in architecture, construction, manufacturing and media. Its transition to a subscription model has given it highly recurring, predictable revenue and deep entrenchment among professionals whose workflows depend on its applications. Autodesk has only just begun paying a dividend, and the amount is token, reflecting a company still oriented toward reinvestment and buybacks rather than income. The yield is negligible and there is essentially no meaningful dividend track record. The stock is fundamentally a software growth investment; the nascent dividend is immaterial to the case, which rests on recurring revenue growth and margin expansion rather than distributions.

Frequently Asked Questions

The next payment date is not yet announced.
Autodesk has a DiviScore of 64/100. DiviScore rates dividend stocks based on price performance, dividend quality, fundamentals, and stability.
Autodesk's current dividend yield is 0.01% based on the latest dividend.
Autodesk (ADSK) is a member of S&P 500. Current data including price, dividend, and DiviScore is updated daily.
DiviScore is a proprietary 100-point rating based on four pillars: Performance (35 pts), Dividend Quality (35 pts), Fundamentals (15 pts), and Stability (15 pts). It simulates a 10-year investment with automatic dividend reinvestment.