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Wabash National dividend paidNYSE: WNC

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Dividend paid (quarterly)

$4.15 M
+$447.00 K+12.07%

31 March 2024

-8.79%vs 3 years high
+12.07%vs 3 years low
34.52%vs. sector
Performance
Most recent+12.1%
1 year+8.8%
3 years-0.8%
5 years-6.4%

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Most recent change
WNC+12.1%
CECO-
ATSG-
GRC0.0%
EVEX-
AMSC-
CMCO+0.3%
1 year change
WNC+8.8%
CECO-
ATSG-
GRC+2.9%
EVEX-
AMSC-
CMCO+0.7%
3 years change
WNC-0.8%
CECO-
ATSG-
GRC+16.5%
EVEX-
AMSC-
CMCO+40.2%
5 years change
WNC-6.4%
CECO-
ATSG-
GRC+33.7%
EVEX-
AMSC-
CMCO+43.7%

Dividend paid (quarterly) performance

WNCCECOATSGGRCEVEXAMSCCMCO
Most recent+12.1%--0.0%--+0.3%
1 year+8.8%--+2.9%--+0.7%
3 years-0.8%--+16.5%--+40.2%
5 years-6.4%--+33.7%--+43.7%
FAQ

What is Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly)?

Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) is $4.15 M

What is Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) compared to its all-time maximum value?

Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) is 91.21000000000001% of its all-time maximum value

What is Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) compared to other companies from its sector (Industrials)?

Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) is higher than 34.52% of the companies in the same sector (Industrials)

How has Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) changed over the year?

Over the past year, Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) has increased by 8.8%. During the same period, , Gorman-Rupp has grown by 2.9%, Columbus McKinnon has grown by 0.7%

How has Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) changed over the 3 years?

During the last 3 years, Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) has dropped by 0.8%. Over the same period, , Gorman-Rupp has grown by 16.5%, Columbus McKinnon has grown by 40.2%

How has Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) changed over the 5 years?

For the past 5 years, Wabash National dividend paid (quarterly) has dropped by 6.4%. In the same period, , Gorman-Rupp has grown by 33.7%, Columbus McKinnon has grown by 43.7%