BorgWarner logo

BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm)NYSE: BWA

Annual

Dividend yield (TTM)

1.29%
-0.02%-1.53%

56 min ago

-47.56%vs 3 years high
+40.22%vs 3 years low
25.49%vs. sector
Performance
Most recent-1.5%
1 year-30.6%
3 years-21.8%
5 years-24.6%

Add series to chart

(max: 6)
company, ETF, index, featured screener or watchlist
series name

Suggested series

Dividend yield (TTM) performance

Most recent change
BWA-1.5%
BERY+13.3%
TMHC-
ALV-2.5%
GIL-8.1%
VIPS-1.0%
ANF-
1 year change
BWA-30.6%
BERY+31.8%
TMHC-
ALV+1.8%
GIL-27.4%
VIPS-
ANF-
3 years change
BWA-21.8%
BERY-
TMHC-
ALV+128.7%
GIL+109.2%
VIPS-
ANF-
5 years change
BWA-24.6%
BERY-
TMHC-
ALV-4.8%
GIL-17.2%
VIPS-
ANF-

Dividend yield (TTM) performance

BWABERYTMHCALVGILVIPSANF
Most recent-1.5%+13.3%--2.5%-8.1%-1.0%-
1 year-30.6%+31.8%-+1.8%-27.4%--
3 years-21.8%--+128.7%+109.2%--
5 years-24.6%---4.8%-17.2%--
FAQ

What is BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm)?

BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) is 1.29%

What is BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) compared to its 3-years maximum value?

BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) is 52.44% of its 3-years maximum value

What is BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) compared to other companies from its sector (Consumer Cyclical)?

BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) is higher than 25.49% of the companies in the same sector (Consumer Cyclical)

How has BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) changed over the year?

Over the past year, BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) has dropped by 30.6%. During the same period, Berry Global has increased by 31.8%, Autoliv has grown by 1.8%, Gildan Activewear has dropped by 27.4%

How has BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) changed over the 3 years?

During the last 3 years, BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) has dropped by 21.8%. Over the same period, , Autoliv has grown by 128.7%, Gildan Activewear has increased by 109.2%

How has BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) changed over the 5 years?

For the past 5 years, BorgWarner dividend yield (ttm) has dropped by 24.6%. In the same period, , Autoliv has gone down by 4.8%, Gildan Activewear has dropped by 17.2%