D'Ieteren Group SA/NV
EURO STOXX 600Last update: May 9, 2026 at 09:32
Dividend Safety Rating
DIE.BR's dividend appears safe and well-supported. Strengths include a 20.3% earnings payout ratio & 19.4% fcf payout ratio. Areas of concern: 7910.9 debt-to-equity & 5.4% operating margin. The dividend has been growing at a 9.86% 5-year CAGR.
Based on 15 of 15 metrics
Strengths
- Earnings Payout Ratio: 20.3%Low earnings payout ratio leaves room to grow the dividend.
- FCF Payout Ratio: 19.4%Free cash flow comfortably covers the dividend.
- CFO Payout Ratio: 13.1%Operating cash flow strongly supports the payout.
Risks
- Debt-to-Equity: 7910.9Debt-to-equity is elevated for the sector.
- Operating Margin: 5.4%Operating margin is thin and pressures the dividend.
- Profit Margin Stability: VolatileProfit margins have been volatile.
Payout & Coverage
Very SafeBalance Sheet
WarningProfitability
CautionDividend Track Record
Very SafeAbout D'Ieteren Group SA/NV
D'Ieteren Group SA/NV is a family-controlled Belgian investment company founded in 1805, focused on building a portfolio of businesses that reinvent industries through growth and value creation. It operates across diverse sectors including automotive distribution, vehicle glass services, spare parts distribution, consumer goods, and real estate. Key subsidiaries include D'Ieteren Automotive, the leading importer of Volkswagen Group brands like Volkswagen, Audi, Škoda, SEAT, Cupra, Bentley, Lamborghini, Bugatti, Porsche, and Maserati in Belgium, offering sales, maintenance, financing, and new mobility services. Belron, in which it holds a significant stake, is a global leader in vehicle glass repair and replacement, operating under brands such as Carglass, Safelite, and Autoglass in over 35 countries. Other holdings encompass PHE for independent vehicle spare parts distribution in Western Europe, TVH for aftermarket parts in material handling and industrial equipment, Moleskine for premium notebooks and accessories via multichannel platforms, and D'Ieteren Immo managing real estate assets like offices, dealerships, and logistics centers. Headquartered in Brussels, D'Ieteren Group plays a pivotal role in the automotive aftermarket, mobility, and consumer sectors, leveraging its long heritage for international expansion and innovation.
Dividend Overview
Dividend Yield
0.90%
Annual Dividend
€1.60
Frequency
Annual
Payout Ratio
20.33%
FCF Payout Ratio
19.40%
Stock Price
€177.80
52-Week Range
€143.60 – €199.90
Dividend History (2016–2025)
DIE.BR annual dividend per share and yield history
Earnings & Profitability
DIE.BR earnings per share and net profit margin
Key Dates
Next Ex-Dividend Date
June 9, 2026
Next Payment Date
—
Dividend Growth
3-Year Dividend CAGR
-8.67%
5-Year Dividend CAGR
9.86%
10-Year Dividend CAGR
7.18%
3-Year Total Growth
-23.81%
5-Year Total Growth
60.00%
10-Year Total Growth
100.00%
Income Calculator
Similar Dividend Stocks
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DIE.BR's current dividend yield?
When is DIE.BR's next dividend payment date?
How much does DIE.BR pay in dividends per year?
Has DIE.BR been increasing its dividend?
Is DIE.BR's dividend safe?
How is DIE.BR's Dividend Safety Rating calculated?
Want to understand how we rate dividend safety? Read our full methodology
Track DIE.BR Dividends with OnlyDividends
What will DIE.BR actually pay you after taxes? Track every payout, get notified on payment dates, and stop guessing.
This page is not investment advice. The content is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security. Always do your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.
Financial data, including dividend history, earnings, balance sheet metrics, and the Dividend Safety Rating, is provided for informational purposes only. Data may be delayed or differ from official filings. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always verify with official sources before making investment decisions.
Market data provided by Twelve Data.