Uniper stock targets 7% annual dividend growth

Uniper announced a new medium-term dividend policy on Friday, November 6, 2026, seeking to give shareholders a clearer view of future distributions. The Düsseldorf-based energy company said it is targeting average annual dividend growth of 7% and a yearly base dividend of 300 million euros. The announcement was published by Uniper.

Proposed payout depends on annual results

Under the policy, Uniper intends to propose a dividend of 321 million euros, or 0.77 euros per share, for fiscal 2026 at the 2027 Annual General Meeting. The proposed payment would be 7% above the 300 million euros, or 0.72 euros per share, paid for fiscal 2025. The proposal remains conditional on sufficient final net income under German GAAP and shareholder approval.

Chief Executive Officer Michael Lewis said the company expects its strategy and planned investments to support earnings growth. Uniper is focusing on flexible power generation, renewable energy, gas and liquefied natural gas, as well as renewable and low-carbon gases. The dividend framework therefore links the planned distribution to the company's expected profitable development, rather than guaranteeing a payment independent of annual results.

Stock holds above prior Xetra close

Uniper stock traded at 43.83 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 23:00 CET on Friday, November 6, 2026, 0.39% below the Xetra close of Friday. The Xetra close was 44.00 euros, compared with 42.90 euros at the previous session, a gain of 2.56%.

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