Broadcom’s (NASDAQ: AVGO) next dividend is coming tomorrow, June 30, as the semiconductor and infrastructure software company continues its sixteen-year payout streak.
More specifically, Broadcom will reward its shareholders as of June 22 with $0.65 per share, keeping its payout unchanged from the previous quarter, as per DivvyDiary figures.
In other words, investors holding 100 AVGO shares can expect a Broadcom stock dividend payment of $65 tomorrow, which should bring their year-to-date income to $130.
At this rate, the total yearly payouts will amount to $260. However, since it started paying dividends in 2010, the firm has consistently increased the payout each year, so additional increases are likely by year-end.
Broadcom stock dividend overview
Broadcom currently offers a forward dividend yield of about 0.74% (below the industry average of 1.37%), with an annual forward payout of $2.74 per share. This positions it more as a dividend growth company than a traditional income stock.
Indeed, this year’s total returns highlight how performance is still overwhelmingly driven by price appreciation, not dividends. For example, DivvyDiary data shows that a hypothetical $10,000 investment made at the start of 2026 would have grown to roughly $10,688 with dividends reinvested.
Of the total gain, $656 would have come from price appreciation, while only $32 would be generated by dividends. That means dividends contributed a small fraction of overall returns in this period.
On an annualized basis, the total return is shown at 14.55%, even though the simple total return stands at 6.89% over the period measured. This reflects the combination of price growth and reinvested dividends compounding modestly over time.
Judging by the Broadcom dividend history, the stock usually recovers in approximately 7 to 9 days following the ex-dividend dip.
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