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Macatawa Bank dividend paidNASDAQ: MCBC

TTMAnnual

Dividend paid (quarterly)

$3.08 M
-$2.00 K-0.06%

31 March 2024

Performance
Most recent-0.1%
1 year+12.7%
3 years+13.2%
5 years+29.3%

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Most recent change
MCBC-0.1%
ESQ-1.1%
AROW-1.2%
NOAH-
CRD.B-0.2%
ATLC-0.3%
DGICA+1.6%
1 year change
MCBC+12.7%
ESQ+21.4%
AROW+0.9%
NOAH-
CRD.B+17.3%
ATLC+1.1%
DGICA+3.1%
3 years change
MCBC+13.2%
ESQ+100.0%
AROW+11.4%
NOAH-
CRD.B+7.5%
ATLC+35.0%
DGICA+17.1%
5 years change
MCBC+29.3%
ESQ-
AROW+19.7%
NOAH-
CRD.B+3.7%
ATLC+100.0%
DGICA+40.6%

Dividend paid (quarterly) performance

MCBCESQAROWNOAHCRD.BATLCDGICA
Most recent-0.1%-1.1%-1.2%--0.2%-0.3%+1.6%
1 year+12.7%+21.4%+0.9%-+17.3%+1.1%+3.1%
3 years+13.2%+100.0%+11.4%-+7.5%+35.0%+17.1%
5 years+29.3%-+19.7%-+3.7%+100.0%+40.6%
FAQ

What is Macatawa Bank dividend paid (quarterly)?

Macatawa Bank dividend paid (quarterly) is $3.08 M

How has Macatawa Bank dividend paid (quarterly) changed over the year?

Over the past year, Macatawa Bank dividend paid (quarterly) has increased by 12.7%. During the same period, Esquire Financial Holdings has increased by 21.4%, Arrow Financial has risen by 0.9%, Crawford has increased by 17.3%, Atlanticus Holdings has risen by 1.1%, Donegal has grown by 3.1%

How has Macatawa Bank dividend paid (quarterly) changed over the 3 years?

During the last 3 years, Macatawa Bank dividend paid (quarterly) has increased by 13.2%. Over the same period, Esquire Financial Holdings has increased by 100.0%, Arrow Financial has risen by 11.4%, Crawford has increased by 7.5%, Atlanticus Holdings has risen by 35.0%, Donegal has grown by 17.1%

How has Macatawa Bank dividend paid (quarterly) changed over the 5 years?

For the past 5 years, Macatawa Bank dividend paid (quarterly) has increased by 29.3%. In the same period, , Arrow Financial has risen by 19.7%, Crawford has increased by 3.7%, Atlanticus Holdings has risen by 100.0%, Donegal has grown by 40.6%