Alphabet’s (NASDAQ: GOOGL) next quarterly dividend payment is coming next Monday, December 15.

Specifically, the technology leader is scheduled to issue a $0.21 per share dividend to shareholders as of the ex-dividend date on December 8, 2025.

How much will 100 Google shares earn next week?

Investors holding 100 GOOGL shares will receive $21 in dividend income for this quarter, which should bring the total amount to $83 this year, given that the amount issued in the first quarter was slightly lower, at $0.20 per share.

All in all, the yearly figure represents an annual Google dividend increase of 33.83% compared to 2024, which was the year the company first started rewarding investors by distributing a part of its profits.

The quarterly Google payment, however, remains unchanged from the previous payout of $0.21 delivered on September 15, 2025.

The second year of Google dividends wraps up

With next week’s payment, Alphabet will wrap its second year of dividend payments and confirm its relatively new status as a passive income stock. 

According to the latest market data, Google shares show an average price recovery period of just 11.3 days, which means they typically rebound quickly after going ex-dividend.

Likewise, the company currently maintains a forward payout ratio of 7.50%, underscoring its substantial earnings buffer and the sustainability of future payouts. 

Nonetheless, the current dividend yield of approximately 0.26% signals a still-conservative approach to capital returns, even if a notable dividend increase since last year instills optimism going forward.

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